Sentence examples for question the prediction from inspiring English sources

But there's several reasons to question the prediction that whiter Latinos will become more Republican with time solely because of their racial identification.

These data further question the predictions of free-radical theory of ageing and critically, given our previous research in mice, indicate that similar levels of antioxidants can induce widely different interspecific effects on lifespan.

The question whether the prediction of mutation sites by the algorithm FoldX is more accurate than random based approaches is addressed.

However they question the political prediction that the most recent healthcare reform including a shift of power from officials to citizens and an increase of providers and their diversity would create conditions that encourage care providers to improve the quality and efficiency of care.

This study specifically focused on three research questions concerning the prediction of Chinese students' academic success in Korean universities, the additional contribution of Korean and English language proficiency, and the examination of prediction patterns for undergraduate and graduate students.

The four research question and the predictions are: R1: Simple embodiment.

To explore this question, we compared the prediction and experimental measurement of stepwise activation of Or45a- and Gr21a-expressing neurons.

So, there is a question that whether the prediction power will increase if we use all these features.

For the third research question, which concerned the prediction within the recovered group of which children would experience further difficulties, we used logistic regression for each of the five outcome variables.

Look at the stats and see the English champions slipping away from a home play-off semi-final in the league and you may question that prediction.

For many biological questions, the sole prediction of the sequential pattern of states of the central control circuit of a cell could advance our knowledge significantly, as may be the case in cell cycle progression, cell commitment (e.g. to apoptosis), and in stem cell control and differentiation.