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Discover LudwigThe phrase "was unpredicted" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct term would be "was unpredictable" or "was not predicted." Example: "The outcome of the experiment was unpredicted, leaving the researchers surprised by the results."
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was unpredicted
verb
To retract or falsify a previous prediction.
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But while the show's popularity was unpredicted, Klein believes its appeal is straightforward.
The stimulus order was unpredicted for participants.
While the enrichment of the genes involved in "response to stress" was unpredicted, it suggested that PCFS4 very likely played a role in stress responses.
Each new stage in the history of poliomyelitis was unpredicted at the time of its occurrence.
Leave-one-out cross-validation using these genes correctly identified 11/12 samples – one virgin was unpredicted.
It was unpredicted that the genetic basis for antidepressant response may differ from the genetic basis of susceptibility to major depression.
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The weather conditions were unpredicted, he told ABC from the RFS headquarters.
The main one is unpredicted and unexpected injuries, which sometimes break down our plans.
Two compounds, outside the applicability domain as judged by the AFP software were unpredicted in the test set, and were suppressed for the calculation of the statistics parameters.
That evidence, assuming a homogenized material behavior, is unpredicted because the span-depth ratio increase has no significant influence on the interlaminar stresses.
However, this device has its own dynamical characteristics, which is unpredicted on the original control project and it can cause important changes in the control loop performance.
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