Sentence examples for predictions and could from inspiring English sources

"Gravity," starring Sandra Bullock as an astronaut lost in space and life, also ranks high in experts' predictions and could give "12 Years a Slave" a challenge for the night's most coveted award, best drama.

This is only partially in agreement with our predictions and could mean that PMT might also have PEMT activity in vivo in particular conditions.

Because these exons code for the E-hook, which is the most divergent part of the tubulin sequences and in general of low complexity, they are missed in most gene predictions and could only be identified by comparative analysis.

The observation fulfills a decades-old prediction and could be a harbinger of even stranger things to come.

Such equations are needed in the field for performance analysis and prediction, and could also be used for the optimization of stove geometry for performance.

The results indicate that natural attenuation processes have a measurable impact on baseflow river chemistry at surface water body scale, and that consideration of natural attenuation processes at the groundwater surface water interface would improve regional and catchment-scale risk prediction, and could help in the design of more sustainable catchment management strategies.

These characteristics may reduce the impact of X chromosome markers on accuracy of genomic prediction, and could be the reason why they are not used for genomic prediction in some countries and populations.

Our results show that Budmunchiamine L5 has good absorption, blood brain barrier (BBB) penetration, and less toxicity according to absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion, and toxicity (ADMET) prediction and could, therefore, be safely used for developing novel ApoE4 inhibitors.

Our study demonstrates that the plasma markers, TM and Ang-2 levels on the first day of AMI have modest discriminative powers for prediction, and could serve as independent predictors for AKI in patients with AMI.

The analysis of diabetoSNPs has intrinsic appeal as a tool for diabetes prediction, and could also yield potential clues to ethnic disparities in the susceptibility to type 2 diabetes.

Of course, I could be wildly wrong (hey, I used to be a Cubs fan before I moved away from Cubs-land and realized that I could do without the poseurs and the doomer-gloomers so I know about bad predictions) and things could break all in Miami's direction.