Sentence examples for the predicate core from inspiring English sources

Normally, the subject begins a clause and the predicate core ends it, whereas objects and adjuncts precede the elements they determine.

We predicated core TRRs on 685 human microRNAs from miRBase [ 54] (only a small part of them are located in ENCODE regions since they are from the whole human genome) and 6587 putative ncRNAs in ENCODE regions [ 55].

Verb and complement together form the predicate.

Make the predicate noun "a cause célèbre".

(In the previous sentence, the predicate is everything except "the predicate," which is the subject).

Pakistan does not have the predicate of such pervasive lawlessness.

More important, the predicate names the predicament of the subject.

If we observe the above sentences from the perspective of the "aktionsart" of the predicate in it, we will find that all the four notions mentioned above refer to actions, where the predicates of the sentences are all core verbs, like "eat" and "come".

Moreover, some sympathetic with the predicate view suggest that the grounding predicate expresses a quaternary relation.

Thus, the predicate "black" has many past projections, but the predicate "blite" does not.

The predicate gradually expanded from transitive verbs to intransitive verbs and even to adjectival predicates.