Sentence examples for was predicted to from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a prediction: to forecast, foretell, or estimate a future event on the basis of knowledge and reasoning; to prophesy a future event on the basis of mystical knowledge or power.
- Professor Trelawney kept predicting Harry's death, which he found extremely annoying.
The primetime debate, broadcast on four channels, was predicted to enliven an uninspired election campaign.
Interestingly enough this was predicted to arrive before Christmas by none other than The Daily Mail newspaper in the UK.
Nevertheless, 8 accessions had GSH although OsC1 function was predicted to be normal.
None of the 534 compounds was predicted to be inactive on DHFR (Figure 4).
The correlation coefficient was predicted to be 0.835 (r2) (Fig. 12).
Thus, the designed AoXyn11AY13F or AoXyn11AG21I Y13F was predicted to be more thermostable than AoXyn11A.
It was predicted to encode 5346 genes, with 5248 CDSs (98.17% of predicted genes).
Household occupation was predicted to have two-directional influences on WTA.
The amount of calcium carbonate forming in the column was predicted to be quite small.
For example, miR-4282 was predicted to bind L1 genes of 15 HPV subtypes.
(B) DraIII star site in pUC19 was predicted to be the CATGTTGTG site.
