Sentence examples for unlikely to predict from inspiring English sources
Know, though, that even if you enter into the idiosyncratic spirit of the plot as described thus far, you're unlikely to predict where it will take you.
As a matter of preparation, the death-minded aren't necessarily better off, since they are so unlikely to predict their manner of departure.
If a test did not result in meaningful improvement and adjustments are unlikely to predict success in future iterations of testing, then the change may be abandoned.
In our econometric analysis we respect the observed data but because we assume that choices depend on levels of entitlements we will be unlikely to predict someone choosing a point of zero entitlement.
Because our model was derived from data sampled across many fires over a 20-year period, it represents average probability of severe fire occurrence and is unlikely to predict burn severity for individual fire events.
Serum levels of resistin, S100A12 and sRAGE are unlikely to predict the risk of CALs in KD patients.
Consequently, participants are unlikely to accurately predict how they would behave in a situation similar to the one described in the scenario.
Furthermore, a model of haemorrhage without significant additional tissue trauma is unlikely to validly predict the response to therapy in any clinical setting, as tissue injury alters the response to haemorrhage.
Taken together, these results indicate that PB signatures of radiation generated from TBI-recipients are unlikely to accurately predict radiation status in partially irradiated individuals.
We would thus not encourage the use of any screen based on UFC, as it is extremely unlikely to accurately predict which child will appropriately respond to stress.
Recent findings of key maturation events surrounding birth and of chemical- and drug-induced disruption of those immune-associated events (Mainali and Tew 2004; Mainali et al. 2005; Shaheen et al. 2005) are further indications that adult-only exposure protocols are unlikely to accurately predict the risk of perinatal immunotoxicity.
