Sentence examples for predictions are difficult from inspiring English sources
Unlike in other infectious diseases, in which predictions are difficult to assess [ 3, 17], changes predicted on dirofilariosis in Western Europe [ 18] were repeatedly confirmed, since its emergence in some central and northern European countries, previously free of dirofilariosis, has been already demonstrated [ 5].
But such predictions are difficult to assess.
Pay-per-view boxonomics is so inexact, because people buy on impulse, that predictions are difficult.
To borrow a quip from Mark Twain: predictions are difficult, especially if they're about the future.
But the vote is distant enough, and the current protests so apparently spontaneous, that predictions are difficult and uncertain.
And when it comes to state-level races, which may be the more important lot, the story is much the same 19 governorships look set to change parties, with as many as 12 going to the Republicans.But predictions are difficult, especially when they're about the future, so watch with us (and join us in comments) as the results roll in tonight.
But they also say that making predictions is difficult.
These residue-number predictions were difficult to verify, since the methods then available to measure the mass of proteins were inaccurate, such as analytical ultracentrifugation and chemical methods.
Moreover, experimental validation of miRNA target predictions is difficult and the number of functionally verified targets sites remains low (Kuhn et al., 2008).
Predicting interactions using only PPI-network topology (topological prediction) is difficult but essential when prior biological knowledge is absent or unreliable.
