"predictions it seems" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to introduce a conclusion or opinion based on evidence or observations. Example: "Based on the latest data, predictions it seems are pointing towards a decline in the stock market next quarter."
Judging by these predictions, it seems possible that the TVs, consoles and headphones that feature prominently on the Argos website may soon be going up in cost.
On present predictions it seems certain that once again neither Labour nor the Conservatives will be able to command an overall majority.
Even in this electronic age, in which information is processed and travels extraordinarily fast, and in which statistical models allow for remarkably accurate predictions, it seems that every vote actually does count and so must be counted.
The dean of admissions at Pomona College in California, Bruce Poch, said, "For all the Chicken Little and Henny Penny hysteria and dire predictions, it seems to have worked out just fine here".
Rolf Wuestenhagen, director of the institute for economy and the environment at the University of St Gallen in Switzerland, questioned whether the boom in shale gas in the US could continue in line with the predictions: "It seems surprising that IEA still expects half of the increase in global gas production by 2035 to come from unconventional gas.
From the unconfirmed photos, as well as Dickson's predictions, it seems that there are quite a few similarities between the latest flagship iPhone and the forthcoming iPad mini.
Even if flexibility prevents reliable prediction, it seems reasonable to expect that the structures of cross-reactive inhibitors in their different targets would identify the basis for the cross-reactivity.
When we use our own conscious recall of the perceptual stimulus to form an internal prediction of whether or not we will be able to match-to-sample, and then act on that prediction, it seems that information about the stimulus is thereby available to inform any kind of voluntary action (it is 'poised' to be acted on in any of a variety of ways).
The predictions held, it seems.
Sometimes I'm not very good at predictions, but it seems clear to me that, for example, with what's happening with home foreclosures and the pressure on the housing market, my guess is that we're only about halfway through this.
And given the 1.2 million prediction number, it seems like a good place to start.
