Sentence examples for predicting why from inspiring English sources

Many hypotheses are prevalent in the literature predicting why some plant species can become invasive.

Efforts to improve preservation and sustainability should build upon describing the relatively well-known patterns behind recovery [42] [46], and focus more upon predicting why patterns become emergent.

Procter & Gamble consists of 23 different mathematical and statistical tools that predict why an assembly line would fail and how those breakdowns can be minimized.

It's easy to dismiss it now, but it's difficult to predict why certain technologies survive.

In Liu's (2011) analysis, the ru' clause may form a conjunct island where extracting elements is prohibited (Huang 1982); however, that analysis did not predict why the blocking effect took place with the non-blocking complementizer.

These are interesting phenomena at the populational level, but they do not predict why cervids (the deer family) are far less diverse and numerous than bovids (the antelope family)—which they have been for the latter part of the Age of Mammals.

We company founders can't always predict why certain names are home runs and others aren't.

For the better part of the past year, it has become a routine media riff to predict why the [fill in the blank] comment by Donald Trump will be his undoing.

Similarly, degree of canopy cover could affect ground temperature and therefore ant foraging [53], but we do not sufficiently understand the foraging behavior of ground-dwelling genera to predict why only Solenopsis showed this pattern.

Since experiments with higher amount of Rab probe and nuclear extracts were not repeated, it is difficult to predict why supershift was not observed.

We also assessed the factors that predict why people will take action to screen for breast cancer using the HBM; these include susceptibility, seriousness, benefits and barriers, cues to action, and self-efficacy.