Sentence examples for publications predict from inspiring English sources

Aviation industry publications predict that Comac may build 2,000 of the planes in its first two decades of production and grab a 10 percent share of the midsize narrow-body world market.

A number of publications predict a dual influence of operating temperature on resulting physical and mechanical properties of the Ni-containing anode material for solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) after cyclic reduction oxidation (redox) treatment [1 3].

Determining how well the number of research publications predicts the quality of instruction provided by a professor could test that hypothesis.

In particular, the development of new numerical procedures to solve the self-consistent field equations has led to a flow of publications predicting mean-field structure formation in complex copolymer systems.

Preseason publications predicted Harvard would finish in first place.

Most preseason publications predicted Princeton would finish in first place and Harvard would finish in second place, although the Sporting News projected that would finish in first followed by Princeton and Harvard.

Previous publications predicting LM have used bioelectrical impedance and skinfold thickness with DXA acting as the reference measurement.

While most publications predicted that during the evolution of osteoglossids the ancestor of goldeneye split off earlier from the arowanas, than from the butterfly fish [ 42- 45].

Based on 276 respondents, CIO Magazine, a trade publication, predicts that IT budgets will grow by 6% over the next 12 months.

Specifically, a greater probability of receiving placebo, greater baseline severity and an earlier year of publication predicted greater antidepressant-placebo "efficacy separation".

In sharp contrast to The Journal, last month the editorial board of the Financial Times, a competing publication, predicted the oil industry is facing "a future of slow and steady decline".