Sentence examples for predictions we could from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to be sarcastic, but if we had gone with many of your predictions we could have spent the winter in Punta Cana, or something like this," he told a crowd of reporters.

Based on theoretical predictions, we could have expected stronger impacts of bird predation in the cleared areas than in the areas with dense understory because as bushes and small trees were removed, the forest became structurally less complex.

It should be emphasized that that particular genome is represented by pre-NGS whole genome sequence; this "technical" difference might be the reason for higher predictions; we could speculatively state that this might be due to better quality sequencing.

In terms of temporal prediction we could decide to predict a location in the next time-bin - within a certain time horizon - or as the next visited place.

For example, guided by the sequence-based prediction we could experimentally show an E-transcript frequency of 30% for SR33/SCL33 despite initially lacking EST evidence for alternative splicing.

Because the same dataset is used for contact number prediction, we could directly extract the results of Kinjo's method and Yuan's method from their paper for the comparison analysis.

"The amount of unemployment we've already got and the slowness of recovery lead to predictions that we could have 9-plus percent unemployment even through the next presidential election," said Robert J. Gordon, an economics professor at Northwestern University and a committee member.

Now the final day of campaigning has begun in earnest with neither the Conservatives nor Labour pulling away in the polls and predictions that we could see the largest youth turnout since 1964.

Analysis of this model in silico resulted in predictions that we could test experimentally.

Most of the aforementioned methods typically rely on a seed or candidate set of genes already linked to the query disease and therefore fail to make predictions for a new disease of interest, for which there are no gene linkage studies yet; a few make reasonable predictions if we could compute some similarity measure with existing diseases on which the methods were trained.

In our prediction model we could not determine a strong causality between the included factors of personality, disability and physical activity level in the onset of MOH, however, we are not able to reject it either.