Sentence examples for prediction of progress from inspiring English sources

For the sake of Saudi and all Muslim women, we can hope that Prince Saud al-Faisal's prediction of progress comes true, and that one day Saudi and all Muslim societies will be as tolerant of all groups -- all Muslim sects, women, gays, Christians and Jews -- as Israeli society is today.

Potential clinical applications of tractography include support for the diagnosis of neurodegenerative diseases [ 88], but also identification of amnestic MCI [ 82, 89] and prediction of progress to AD in risk groups [ 90, 91].

Predictions of progress and improvement fail to come true.

The only epidemiological parameters with major impacts for prediction of genetic progress were the rate at which animals recover from infection and the notional reproductive rate of the pathogen.

Lower levels of CSF A β42 and higher levels of CSF Tau are associated with the progression of AD. 14, 15, 17– 19 Therefore, CSF Tau/A β42 ratio has been used for the diagnosis of AD dementia and prediction of its progress.

The knowledge of the Arrhenius parameters allows a prediction of the extent of progress of the collective deconstruction reactions of wheat straw under any combination of time and temperature.

A genetic strategy relies on selecting breeding individuals on the basis of their predicted breeding value, with greater accuracy of prediction offering faster progress.

This is a meaningful commitment, given The America Lawyer's prediction that at the current rate of progress, law firms will not have 30percentt women equity partners until 2081.

Some guidelines to assist in material selection for erosion corrosion and progress towards prediction of erosion corrosion in marine applications are discussed in this paper.

Introduction of these methods brought about a significant progress in prediction of induction periods during lipid autoxidation and in antioxidant research at the end of 20th century.

In most cases the disease is fatal, however, prediction of its severity and clinical progress is usually difficult, even when biochemical and genetic data are available [ 4].