Sentence examples for predicted up from inspiring English sources

She predicted up to nine people would be charged with various offences.

By midmorning on Dec. 25, in fact, forecasters had predicted up to a foot of snow in New York.

That could push more travellers into cars; the AA predicted up to 12m cars would be on the roads on Friday.

The UN's climate science body had predicted up to a metre of sea level rise this century - but it did not anticipate any significant contribution from Antarctica, where increasing snowfall was expected to keep the ice sheet in balance.

In Philadelphia, where the NWS has predicted up to 20in of snow, the director of emergency operations, Samantha Philips, announced a city-wide "snow emergency" to begin Friday night.

One of the things that really struck was that there are genuine opportunities within the UK on some of our bigger artificial ski slopes to learn and practise the tricks required," said the UK Sport performance director, Simon Timson, whose funding body has predicted up to two medals for the sports in Sochi.

He is reminded that certain sweaters knitted by the local women have a zigzag pattern representing the predicted "ups and downs of marriage".

The predicted up-regulation of topoisomerase II activity by topoisomerase I inhibition was not observed at this dose and schedule and may provide insight into the modest anti-leukemia activity of the regimen.

IPA was used to identify predicted up-stream regulators based on the expression of known down-stream regulated genes (Supplementary Material, Fig. S14).

Peptidase activity, which was also hypomethylated across cancers, is required for the tumor cells to break through the extracellular matrix and basement membrane barriers to becoming invasive, and thus its predicted up-regulation via hypomethylation would promote metastasis [ 32].

Under all the experimental settings we have predicted up-regulation of the "G1-arrest" and "apoptosis" nodes, which is in full accordance with the predictions of Feiglin et al. These predictions deviated from the experimental outcomes in only one case.