Sentence examples for quick to predict from inspiring English sources
Not everyone is so quick to predict doom, however.
Shortly after the polls closed at midnight, opposition leaders were quick to predict victory.
When netbooks first hit the scene, analysts were quick to predict possible doom-and-gloom for Intel.
But this book is quick to predict that irony will thrive in this crowd only for a while.
Given Mr. Gephardt's history of breaking the cap in 1988, his rivals were quick to predict that he would do the same thing again.
They made $82.9 million, all attributable to lower-than-expected ticket sales, but industry insiders were quick to predict a rebound.
Proposed regression equation is very much useful for quick assessment to predict the bond strength values for different corrosion levels in structures.
The development of simple regression relationships, based on finite element (FEM) analyses of cutting a sandy loam soil by medium deep subsoiler will provide confidential and quick tools to predict the subsoiler draught requirement for any combination of moisture content (w), wet bulk density (ρw) and tillage depth (d).
The web server, which provides a quick approach to predict the DPP-IV inhibitory activities pIC50 of unknown small molecules based on their MOL-format files, was established by using our secondary development program at http://chemdata.shu.edu.cn:8080/QSARPrediction/index.jsp.jsp
Gengler et al. [ 14, 15] have proposed a straightforward and quick method to predict genotype probabilities and gene contents for bi-allelic markers using a mixed model methodology, where gene content is the number of positive (negative) alleles (i.e. 2, 1, 0 for AA, Aa, aa).
To fulfill the criteria of the regulatory authorities for the translation of cell-based therapies into clinics, a great deal of work remains to be done: primarily, a common standard operating protocol, toxin- and xeno-free reagents including replacement of enzymes and a quick quality control to predict donor variations in cell identity and efficiency.
