Sentence examples for predictions implies from inspiring English sources

Beyond providing a tool for prediction, our ability to make informative predictions implies persistent fitness variation among circulating influenza A/H3N2 viruses.

Using phenotype patterns to generate secondary phenotype predictions implies that phenotypes that co-occur often with each other, are likely to always co-occur.

The CFD model predictions were validated by the comparison against the experimental measurements available and it was found that the numerical predictions implying CFD model agree well with the measurements.

The third and the fourth predictions imply a double dissociation between payoff- and frequency-tracking processes.

These predictions imply that climate warming may be accelerated by GHG emissions from North American terrestrial ecosystems, especially in the years with extreme climate events.

Long-term predictions imply that the burden of endometrial cancer will continue to increase in the forthcoming decades owing not only to the aging population but also to the obesity epidemic [ 2].

It should be remembered that violations of a model's predictions imply either (a) that the model is not valid, or (b) that assumptions within the model, rather than the model itself, are not valid [ 46].

Notably, for all of these mismatches, the experimental results show that the single or double gene mutant strains can restore growth if additional compounds are added to the growth medium, while the model predictions imply that these genes remain essential or synthetic lethal even in the presence of these compounds.

On the contrary, theory-based prediction implies an understood cause effect relation that, for example, predicts job satisfaction caused by job enrichment and participatory decision making, but only for a limited scope of organizations and employees.

The prediction implies 2008 profit of $5.64 to $6.18 a share on revenue of $44.06 billion to $46.16 billion.

So CBO's prediction implies a lot slower rise in earnings inequality over the next few decades than in the past.