Sentence examples for was to predict from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
Because our aim was to predict genotyped animals, we studied accuracies of prediction using GBLUP.
He said the challenge for scientists was to predict such phenomena far enough in advance for measures to be taken to limit the potential side effects.
His first response, he revealed, on hearing of the Abramovich takeover from the club's then chief executive, Trevor Birch, was to predict "immediately" his own dismissal.
Their task was to predict which of two containers would sink faster in water.
One option was to predict branch diameter as a function of height above ground.
The goal was to predict the intent to use a noncoital method of contraception during adolescence.
The task was to predict the hourly power generation at seven wind farms, 48 hours ahead.
Our goal was to predict the effects of various changes before undertaking them.
The aim of this study, however, was to predict, in general terms, the forest productivity potential of European soils.
Both human and ape gamesters sat facing away from each other; their job was to predict their opponent's move.
The final aim was to predict the impact energy, delamination and residual strength, in the different test conditions.
