Sentence examples for were to predict from inspiring English sources
The aims of the research reported in this paper were to predict additional (unknown) ADRs for drugs currently in use, and to verify those predictions using information extracted from anonymised electronic health records (EHRs).
So if the classifier were to predict face, that would be correct, but if the classifier were to predict car, that would be incorrect.
"If you were to predict the future on the basis of school achievement alone," Pinker writes, "the world would be a matriarchy".
The objectives of this work were to predict the roll compaction performance from a simple measurement involving uniaxial die compaction using the classical Johanson model.
If I were to predict which minority group the writers of a show like "The Colbert Report" would choose for an edgy, epithet-laden parody, I'd grimace and prepare myself for some joke about rice, karate, or broken English.
As war progressed, Marx and Engels were to predict correctly that the North would be able to exert industrial power as against Dixie feudalism, that ironclad ships would play an important role, that the temporising union generals such as George McClellan would be fired by an impatient Lincoln, and that an emancipation proclamation would be required as a war-winning measure.
The key now was to predict and detect them.
His act was to predict the "imminent" return of Jesus.
They were impossible to predict.
It is impossible to predict.
