Sentence examples for which did not predict from inspiring English sources
Further, two out of those three cases which did not predict failure in bending were reanalysed for bending buckling interaction (i.e., lateral and axial loads acting simultaneously).
Variables which did not predict the dependent variable significantly (p > .05) were removed from the model.
Objectives: The aim of this project was to establish if there are significant differences between the Triggers which predicted VAPs (VAP triggers) as opposed to triggers which did not predict a VAP (Non VAP triggers) where both groups had triggered an alert.
Participants were instructed to ignore this exogenous cue, which did not predict the target hemifield.
With respect to autonomic conditioning to neutral stimuli, we observed a group × CS type interaction, underpinned by control subjects showing increased SCRs to the CS+ (which predicted the US) relative to the CS– (which did not predict the US), whereas CD participants failed to differentiate between these stimuli.
Moreover, delay in transmission is used to measure the traffic load which does not predict the load in an accurate way.
The antibody response is first to the core antigen (HBcAg) which does not predict control of the virus.
It is thus important to assess which symptoms predict and which do not predict the presence of cancer, and an easily applied self administered questionnaire may provide a tool for use in this assessment.
However, we believe that these signatures could represent a dynamic descriptor of pathway activity compared to EGFR protein status alone, which does not predict responsiveness to EGFR inhibitors [ 66- 68].
This is in contrast to threshold control theory, which does not predict proprioceptive or torque-related states the threshold position is not the movement 'prediction' and deviation from this position is not a 'prediction error' instead, the threshold position is a tool for the production of actions and the interpretation of (otherwise ambiguous) kinaesthetic information.
Then, Friedman moves on to another of his favorite subjects, the "Arab awakening," which he did not predict in his extensive writing about the Middle East, and yet knew, from its very beginning, how it would affect the future there, in particular the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
