Sentence examples for the pattern predicted from inspiring English sources

The Galileo probe did measure enhanced concentrations, as expected, but not in the pattern predicted by the ice explanation.

The pattern predicted a left or right decision with about 60% accuracy and occurred about 10 seconds before the conscious choice, the team reports online this week in Nature Neuroscience.

However, when we closely examine the birth-month patterns of school starting ages and adult outcomes, we find that the two patterns do not fully match the pattern predicted by the age position effect, and there is a high level of noncompliance with the cutoff date in China.

Williams argues that externalism cannot accommodate the obscurity and indeterminacy in the practice of blame: that is, the pattern predicted by his internalist account that blame sometimes responds to reasons and at other times tries to create them, and that its appropriateness turns on whether the agent can be influenced psychologically in either of these ways.

The pattern predicted that the missing planet ought to have an orbit with a semi-major axis near 2.8 astronomical units (AU).

The two domains with 5 and 8 deletions were even further removed from the pattern predicted by the Poisson equation if no bias existed, with about 10−4 and 10−10 expected, respectively.

Granted, there won't be many people in the world with 10,000 or even 1,000 partners, but the pattern predicts that there will always be some.

The patterns predicted with 92% accuracy which dyslexic kids exhibited above or below average gains in reading over the next 2.5 years, the researchers report online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

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Our experimental results roughly follow the patterns predicted by the simulations.

Moreover, we found that LD patterns can be useful in distinguishing the patterns predicted by different evolutionary models.