Sentence examples for study has predicted from inspiring English sources
Study after study has predicted rising sea levels, shifting ecosystems and erratic and more intense storm patterns.
The mechanism proposed in this study has predicted such evolutions, which agree well with observed microstructures.
A comprehensive bioinformatics study has predicted numerous new members of each of these sub-groups, especially the HNH REases (Orlowski and Bujnicki, 2008).
This study has predicted the annual thermal acceptance levels in naturally ventilated office buildings with double skin façade (DSF) under different Brazilian regional climates.
While it now has the forces of capitalism behind it -- one study has predicted a $10 billion industry by 2018 and steps may soon be taken to further normalize the marijuana business -- legalization is also becoming widely accepted as a social justice issue.
A recent study has predicted a 76% reduction in lifetime risk of cervical cancer in 12-year-olds vaccinated against HPV 16 and 18 in the UK (Kohli et al, 2007).
Sadly for the Keystone State, fracking created fewer than half the jobs that the industry-bankrolled study had predicted it would.
The C.S.I. study had predicted the extent of the flooding uncannily — the projected flood zone proved to be accurate to the street, and almost to the house.
This echoes findings in a CBS report on the matter back in January 2004, which focused on soldier suicides during deployment but which also noted that the Pentagon did not count post-release suicides, and that a pre-Iraq war army study had predicted "an impending soldier-suicide crisis" (which, according to critics, was "largely ignored").
Approximately one-third of the chemicals in the case study have predicted physical-chemical partitioning property estimates that are outside of the selected domains.
Despite a previous in silico study having predicted the transcription start site of murine Fgf-10 (Katoh and Katoh, 2005), no experimental evidence exists to support this location.
