Sentence examples for predicted widely from inspiring English sources

Oscar-watchers predicted widely that the new counting methods would yield a narrower field.

Up to 3cm of rain is predicted widely and up to 5cm on some hills and mountains, along with strong and possibly gale-force winds on exposed coasts, moors and hills.

Owing to the predicted widely adoption of femtocells, researchers have begun to consider the problem of coverage optimization [5 8].

Supplementation is treated as raising the selenium level to 2.5 mM and above, for which the different models predict widely varying mutation rates.

The problems with this approach are also well understood (e.g., NRC 1983 and references therein): Different empirical dose response models can describe the data equally well and yet predict widely different estimates of low-dose risk.

Thus, dose response modeling will still be empirical, and different empirical dose response models will fit the data on the intermediate variable equally well and yet predict widely different risks of an apical response from the same low exposures.

The outcomes predicted differ widely between the risk scores (table 4), ranging from general cardiovascular risk to specific disease outcomes.

predictable (& widely predicted) result of a Tactical Gains Against IS 1st, Worry About Syria's Future Later policy: — Noah Bonsey (@NoahBonsey August 29, 2016.

He said that it was difficult to predict how widely the problem would spread, but expressed confidence in the underlying economy.

We predict a widely conserved (in 16 organisms from human to zebrafish) 25 nt stem-loop in the 3' UTR of rat brain-derived neurotrophin factor BDNF.

To check if the TFBS prediction method affects the results, we also predicted TFBS using widely accepted PWM models.