Sentence examples for to predict in terms of from inspiring English sources

Comets are very difficult to predict in terms of brightness, especially when first discovered.

The idea of raising money, he explained, came when he was told his initial bowel cancer had spread to his pelvis and lymph nodes and was now incurable, with his demise inevitable but impossible to predict in terms of time.

How do you regulate something that's both difficult to understand and nearly impossible to predict in terms of how it might be used for both good and evil?

What would people reasonably predict in terms of Jones's future conduct?

This index sums up the difference in proportions of patients that are reclassified to a higher or lower risk group predicted in terms of their actual outcome by adding Copeptin to the existing model with NT-proBNP and confounders.

The researchers plugged low, medium and high numbers into their equations to see what the different models predicted in terms of how many people would eventually get the disease.

The progressive surface subsidence owing to the mining sequence can be predicted in terms of monthly sequences.

In this study, we determined that cell response to IGF1 treatment can be better predicted in terms of the absolute amount of IGF1 rather than the applied concentration, suggesting that experimental tests with IGF ligands should be described in units of ligand dose per cell rather than standard concentrations.

The aim of this study, however, was to predict, in general terms, the forest productivity potential of European soils.

The widely accepted mass transferexpressions of Frössling and Levich are combined with falling sphere hydrodynamics and corrected for transpiration to yield a simple fundamental expression to predict TCD in terms of initial particle size.

Meanwhile, Plageman continued, "algorithms are being used to predict everything in terms of our taste, in terms of what we might like.