Sentence examples for universally predicted from inspiring English sources

An overwhelming endorsement was universally predicted.

Observers had almost universally predicted defeat for Mashaba in Johannesburg at the hands of the veteran ANC incumbent.

One recalls gaffes like the late Literary Digest's forecast that Landon would be elected President in 1936, and the almost universally predicted victory of Dewey over Truman in 1948.

As universally predicted, Daniel Day-Lewis took the Oscar for best actor for his towering performance in Lincoln, and also enters the record books as the first male actor to be a third-time victor, after winning for My Left Foot in 1990 and There Will Be Blood in 2008.

Oscar pundits universally predicted his victory ahead of the telecast, partly thanks to the relentless narrative about what a "living hell" it was to film "The Revenant". .

Some of these 16 peaks of hydrophobicity and similarity proved to be almost universally predicted as transmembrane β-strands, but others were not.

This shows that there is no single item universally predicting a good website.

There are currently no prospective QC metrics that can universally predict array performance.

Even combining all the genomes sequenced for a given strain, we accumulated relatively few base changes for each strain and could not universally predict mutation biases.

Unexpectedly, given the high sequence similarity between rRNA sequences and the sequences of the universally conserved proteins, predicted proteins of B. massiliensis produce only 470 bidirectional best hits with JCVI TM6SC1 (48% of the CDS).

Using a modular sequence-analysis approach, recurrent motifs related to the sarcin ricin loop of 23S RNA and to loop E from 5S RNA were predicted in universally conserved regions of the large ribosomal RNAs (16S- and 23S-like) before the publication of high-resolution, atomic-level structures of representative examples of 16S and 23S rRNA molecules in their native contexts.