Sentence examples for primary predicting from inspiring English sources

But she did handicap Mr. Romney's changes in Puerto Rico's primary, predicting a victory.

Polls before the primary predicted a close race in the general election between Mr. Barnes and either Mr. Deal or Ms. Handel.

Although the subcellular localizations of the other OsRUS proteins predicted by the above six programs were not consistent, the chloroplast was the primary predicted subcellular localization: OsRUS2.1 (2/6); OsRUS2.2(4/6); OsRUS3(2/6); OsRUS6and/6); OsRUS6B.2(3/6); and OsRUS6B.2 (3/6).

After the variant being validated is provided, along with its primary predicted splicing consequence, the output is divided into two sections with identical contents: one for the experimental sample(s) and another for control samples.

Competence ratings that were gathered more than a year before the 2008 U.S. Presidential primaries predicted with great accuracy who out of eleven potential Democratic and thirteen Republican nominees for President would go on to secure the actual nomination and that's before many were even officially being considered.

Competence ratings that were gathered more than a year before the 2008 U.S. Presidential primaries predicted with great accuracy who out of eleven potential Democratic and thirteen Republican nominees for President would go on to secure the actual nomination — and that's before many were even officially being considered.

Applying the method described by Oti et al. first to the primary phenotype annotations only, and then to both primary and predicted secondary phenotype annotations, shows that the biological coherence of clusters increases when adding the predicted secondary phenotype annotations.

For example, Gremillet et al. [61] tested how well primary production (based on chlorophyll and sea surface temperature) and primary consumers predicted the abundance of Cape gannets.

In this long-term follow-up DCIS cohort, positive HER2 status in the primary lesion predicted lower risk of late invasive breast cancer recurrence compared to negative HER2 status in the primary DCIS.

By the time he wrapped up the primary, I predicted Trump would become the 45th president – and if it were up to white men alone, he probably would.

Mr. Johnson raised a little less than $3 million for the primary and predicted there would be plenty of paid messaging over the next two months.