Sentence examples for predictions for those from inspiring English sources

If such particles exist, they would affect the rate at which Higgs bosons decay into other particles, but the CERN teams have yet to record what they consider a convincing deviation from the Standard Model predictions for those decays.

Firstly, the model was asked to make bioactivity predictions for those compounds that are not present in the training set and hence to extrapolate in the chemical domain.

Compared with equation based predictions for those FRP anchors without FRP patches, experimental results obtained from 20 specimens with FRP patches indicate significant increases on the anchor strength.

I only wish I could make such happy predictions for those I love.

In order to validate the model we analyse all possible mutations predicted by this model and compare results with patterns of previously studied mutants, or provide predictions for those which have not been studied and for the effects of altering the physical field or the shape of the meristem.

Their joint use increases our confidence on the predictions for those genes where the two techniques agree.

For AWEurope this year, we've done some work surrounding predictions for the boardroom considering those trends that you should be pitching to your CEO for the next 5 years.

Furthermore, non-irrigation predictions for this model correspond to those computed using estimates of the selection equation.

"When you learn to bring your attention into the present moment in a balanced way," he says, "you learn to undo those negative predictions for the future".

Secondary structure predictions for the Ago family match those observed in the structures.

By applying a custom-made data analysis pipeline, we have annotated the detected variants, including reported single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), genomic location, predicted miRNA binding sites, consequences of the variant in transcripts (i.e. synonymous, missense) and protein function prediction for those variants that are predicted to result in an aminoacid sustitution.