Sentence examples for sort of predict from inspiring English sources

Then we think we could sort of predict whether this vaccine might work or have an effect in vivo.

He sort of predicted Downton Abbey, the biggest drama show from an independent".

The long-term troubles this sort of weather predicts are alarming.

That is exactly the sort of blow predicted by authors and publishers of books like the "The Slap".

Paulie Walnuts has been one of Tony's most loyal men, but in the finale he contemplates betraying the Soprano family when he needs money to keep his mother in a nursing home -- just the sort of behavior predicted in 1759 by Adam Smith in "The Theory of Moral Sentiments".

Which is sort of like predicting what you're going to have for dinner, and then ordering it.

Biological models of this sort of "sexual conflict" predict that the female will evolve resistance in the form of a thicker abdomen or vigorous self-defense strategies to prevent damage from the male sex organ.

Kimiko Glenn/Christopher Fitzgerald, featured actress and actor from Waitress: Not having seen two of the big musicals this year, these featured categories are sort of hard to predict, but this duo was my favorite part of Waitress.

To this end gene sets were sorted according to the number of predicted miRNA target sites in the 3′UTR and the correlation score (Additional file 3: Table S2).

For the final 4 d of each period, fresh feed and orts were sampled for particle size analysis and subsequent calculation of sorting activity (expressed as a percentage of predicted intake).

Furthermore, they failed to generate a statistical model and a scoring function that would allow the systematic evaluation of protein segments and the sorting of the predicted domains according to their prionogenicity.