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We hypothesised that the self-rated scores for programme completion (DUNDRUM-3) and forensic recovery (DUNDRUM-4) would predict moves between levels of therapeutic security and conditional discharge with similar predictive accuracy to staff rated scores on the same scales.

In a prospective naturalistic observational cohort study in a forensic hospital, we examined whether scores on the self-rated DUNDRUM-3 programme completion and DUNDRUM-4 recovery scales or differences between clinician and patient ratings on the same scales (concordance) would predict moves between levels of therapeutic security and conditional discharge over the next twelve months.

Instead of the central stars moving faster than the outer ones, as simple physics would predict, all move in tandem.

These taste based arguments would predict that entrepreneurs would tend to move in and out of the entrepreneurial occupation whereas the skill-based arguments would suggest more persistence in the choice to be an entrepreneur.

In its strongest sense, this hypothesis would predict that synchronisation would reverse (to moving up on the beat) with the reversal of the gravitational force.

In each category, the young are moving in the direction Robert Putnam would predict will lead to better news.

But I would predict that the disparity will narrow as the next generation moves forward".

Do you think your old fans would've predicted this move?

In the absence of demographic effects such as inbreeding or kin selection (Wade and Brandvain 2009), such sexually antagonistic mtDNA mutations would be predicted to move quickly towards fixation in a population (Unckless and Herren 2009; Innocenti et al. 2011); however, while such mutations are theoretically predicted, they have yet to be empirically substantiated.

Because human evolution spans a timescale about 4× longer than this, most mutations having an effect on fat storage would be predicted to move to fixation in the population if the TGH was correct – unless such mutations had all occurred in the past 900,000 years.

Not many people would have predicted Beth Orton's next move would be to collaborate on a krautrock-inspired electropop album with one of Fuck Buttons, but we're pleased it's happened.