Sentence examples for unequivocally predict from inspiring English sources
And Forest City still faces legal and financial challenges — but it contends they have eased enough to unequivocally predict the arena's opening for the 2011-12 season.
No one can unequivocally predict the future.
Unfortunately, no obvious specific clinical features unequivocally predict the potential for cancer development.
Single parameters unequivocally predicting poor outcome in the first 277 patients were an unfavorable EEG pattern at 24 hours, absent pupillary light responses at 48 hours, and absent SSEPs at 72 hours.
There Kaundinya was the only scholar who unequivocally predicted upon the birth of Prince Siddhartha that the prince would become an enlightened Buddha, and vowed to become his disciple.
Most of these sites (27) are predicted by all 8 of 8 references, whereas others are also unequivocally predicted, but homologues for the respective loci are lacking in some references (2× 6/6 in rps14, 7× 5/5 in the suite of ccm genes, 2× 3/3 in rpl6 and for the start codon editing prediction in mttB/ tatC and 7/7 for one site in nad1 lacking homology in Selaginella).
So far no SNP or haplotype in the CYP1A2 has yet been identified that can unequivocally be used to predict the metabolic phenotype in any individual patient [47].
The preceding sections, as well as other data and articles, demonstrate unequivocally that animals cannot predict human response to drugs and disease.
"It's my perception that there's going to be an indictment, unequivocally," he said, predicting that it would be the lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide.
Two weeks before that year's midterms, he condescendingly lectured an NPR interviewer about how he devoured "68 polls a week" — not a mere 67, mind you — and predicted unequivocally that Election Day would yield "a Republican Senate and a Republican House".
At the moment we have to conclude that none of the available ACPA tests unequivocally shows the ability to predict response to treatment.
