Sentence examples for striking prediction from inspiring English sources

A striking prediction of the model is that if we assume that the scaling of the parameters described in Fig. 2C are appropriate for any voltage, then ramping the membrane potential at a rate slower than k1 leads to insignificant ionic currents.

The most striking prediction of general relativity is that of gravitational waves.

The most striking prediction about dark matter is that the surplus should suddenly disappear for positrons whose energy exceeds a certain value.

In 1994, one of those gurus, Esther Dyson, made a striking prediction: that the ease with which digital content can be copied and disseminated would eventually force businesses to sell the results of creative activity cheaply, or even give it away.

And he made this striking prediction: "Someone within Facebook or Twitter will capture people's imagination, and he or she will take over leadership of this country, I think, within a decade".

This explanation of the difference in binding affinity of Imatinib for Abl versus c-Src makes the striking prediction that it would not be possible to design an inhibitor that binds to the DFG-out conformation of c-Src with high affinity.

It's chilling when his predictions strike home.

He sounded oddly cheerful making this prediction; in his books, Pullman enjoys striking a tone of melancholy resolve.

Although the total number of orthologous pairs obtained by both methods is similar, it is striking that they have two thirds of their predictions in common, namely 67% of the RSD orthologs and 69% of the phylogeny ones, respectively.

It has been shown that the increase in prediction accuracy with a reduction of N e is striking at lower marker densities, but minor at higher marker densities [ 4].

It struck me that the prediction of so many commentators that Senator Obama was about to run away with the nomination, and bury the Clintons in the process, was the real fairy tale.