Sentence examples for we may predict from inspiring English sources

Without some kind of a divine intervention, the government of Hamas will eventually collapse; it may even collapse sooner than we may predict.

On the basis of the factor loadings and the observed outcome variables, we may predict the realizations of the two factors for each individual immigrant.

However, knowing that brazilein at pH = 1.5 shows a quantum yield of fluorescence of 6.8 × 10−3 [42], we may predict a tenfold increase, for an aluminum complex, of the quantum yield, i.e., 7 × 10−2 [410−2

The merit of the continuous approximation is that we may predict the lithium storage capacity for graphene sheets of any size, which could be computationally challenging using molecular orbital calculations.

We may predict that this estimated time scale (Delta z2 C_s) determines the lifetime of event-5, if the z-directional sound wave effectively cancels the z-directional inhomogeneity and the pressure gradient along x-line.

Because of the heterogeneous characteristics of the coal seams, especially in the area of TDC development, we may predict a permeability change of the TDC according to the coal types present and adjust degasification styles accordingly.

Results of their research, published in the Jan . 5 2011, issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association, show that after about age 65, how fast we walk may predict how long we have to live.

We analysed the post first-stage radiographs for seven described and novel criteria that we hypothesized may predict for failure.

Plain films for 41 patients aged 46 to 87 years (mean 69) were assessed by two musculoskeletal specialist radiologists for seven features (retained or new metalwork, retained cement or restrictor, new fracture, local antimicrobial delivery system and drain) we hypothesised may predict for failure.

Due to the unique aspects of evolution acceptance that GDP per capita may predict, we argue that this variable should be taken into consideration when examining international levels of evolution acceptance.

Despite this, we believe that C1M may predict an increased risk of mortality up to nine years prior to death for subjects with C1M levels in the upper quartile.