Sentence examples for predicts otherwise from inspiring English sources

Coexistence is possible even when invasion analysis predicts otherwise.

Theory, however, predicts otherwise for genes under selection.

Although genetic theory predicts otherwise, increased heterozygosity was not associated with increased fitness (survival) among translocated animals.

But prior to the theatre's creation many would have predicted otherwise.

By sacking political leaders he could knock down clans that grew too ambitious; and it was in his own interest to protect essential functions of government, such as monetary policy, from direct clan control.Mr Graham's model proved its worth as a tool for explaining, and sometimes predicting, otherwise baffling political and business events.

The industrial grade steel performed better although the conventional metrics of crashworthiness predicted otherwise.

What has made it so powerful, however, is that sometimes it throws up results that nobody would have predicted otherwise.

Modeling and monitoring the bio-physical interactions is needed, as it allows to upscale successful implementations and predict otherwise unforeseen impacts.

The "when to buy" recommendations and Decide's price guarantees (a money-back offer which will pay you if the price drops when Decide predicted otherwise) will now be $4.99/month or $29.99/year.

However, the removal of some of the ligands from the screening set due to their low applicability score should not be considered as a drawback of the applicability domain estimation and consideration because these molecules can be expected to be badly predicted otherwise and thus to be neglected because of their low rank regardless.

Despite polls predicting otherwise, one of the three raised doubts about a Democratic win, a hope they all said they subscribed to.