Sentence examples for prediction of date from inspiring English sources

It is generally agreed that ultrasound biometry in early second trimester gives a more accurate prediction of date of delivery (EDD) and reduces the rate of post-term deliveries compared to LMP dating [ 27].

The early efforts for prediction of toxicity date back to the 1890s, as emphasized by the work of Richet [6], Meyer [7] and Overton [8] on the relationship between toxicity and solubility followed by their hypothesis that narcosis could be related to partitioning between water and oil phases.

Sas' correct prediction of the date of the attack on Denmark and Norway went largely unheeded.

GA assessed at this stage forms the base for growth assessment during the rest of the pregnancy and prediction of expected date of delivery.

AmyloidMutants provides the highest accuracy prediction to date of the full fibril structure of amyloid sequences, but its greater value is its unique ability to discover which mutations effect a change in amyloid structure(s), to predict what that structure is and to assign meaningful energetic weights comparing mutant conformations.

Sir Liam said that was the most accurate prediction to date of what will happen.

To further optimize the prediction of MRCA dates, the constant population size assumption used in all analyses was exchanged against expansion growth or exponential growth assumptions.

The findings were based on a rigorous simulation model that provides the most accurate predictions to date of obesity prevalence at various ages.

APACHE II mortality prediction is out of date.

In conclusion, it would be demoralizing to base our predictions of a date when the whole human metabolic network would be complete on present technology.

If the two tef rht1 homologs are actually homeologues, as all of these results predict, then the divergence time of approximately 6.4 mya is a prediction of the divergence date of the two ancestral genomes that came together to form the Eragrostis pilosa tetraploid.