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But Afshordi said that if measurements over the next five years shifted the spectral index away from their prediction, it would rule out their own theory.

Had this been the formal prediction, it would correspond to a one-tail p-value of 0.0031 and a two-tail value of 0.0062, with a corresponding Z-score of 2.501.

"If I had to make a prediction, it would be that football doping will be the next big story – not just now, but going back half a century," said Rowbottom.

Amy R. Laskey, a municipal bond analyst at Fitch Ratings, points out that even if the municipal bond default rate were to triple — and she says she isn't making any such prediction — it would still be below 1 percent.

Though anything can happen and I am not making a hard prediction, it would be surprising if Brent and WTI crude oil didn't at least try to touch $40 before truly putting in a bottom.

Dr. Holman and his collaborators did not mention in their paper how long it would take zoology to achieve gender parity, but based on this prediction, it would appear that "never" is a depressingly realistic scenario.

Following Ukip's stunning performance in the Euro-elections in May and its first two parliamentary by-election triumphs, the party has consolidated its claim to be the third force in British politics and defied predictions it would fall back after its high in early summer.

Johann Lamont, leader of Scottish Labour, was jubilant after her party secured a majority in Glasgow, its most significant political power base, despite widespread predictions it would struggle to remain the largest party and faced losing control to the SNP.

Theresa May called an election in June and won, but lost her majority, despite predictions it would increase.

When the euro was introduced, there were widespread predictions it would be a strong currency, continuing the historic role of the German mark.

While that was down from earlier predictions, it would maintain Peru's place as one of the fastest-growing economies in Latin America.