Sentence examples for year would be predicted from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a market over tens of billions of dollars per year would be predicted for this global market in ophthalmic industry (Nichols 2009).

For instance, a female child who is 32 inches at 18 months would be predicted to reach 64 inches (5'4"), while a male child who is 36 inches at 2 years would be predicted to reach 72 inches (6').

An inter-quartile increase in seminal plasma concentrations of Pb (5.0 μg/L) and Cd (0.3 μg/L) for a 33.5-year-old with BMI of 23 kg/m2 would be predicted to increase immotile sperms 21.6% and 24.3%, respectively.

In a cohort of 296 SLE patients followed for a mean of 8.6 years, CVD events were substantially higher than would be predicted on the basis of traditional factors alone, using the Framingham risk stratification method [ 12].

Kodak also said that operating earnings for the year would be $2.10 to $2.20; analysts were predicting $1.78.

Looking forward, the two-term Republican predicted the coming year would be one of the hardest periods in the state's history.

However, GSK predicted its sales growth for the year would be about 1%.

In early February, the White House predicted that the deficit in this fiscal year would be $521 billion.

"I'd been predicting this for years," he harrumphs about the recent downturn.

Some scientists say the performance of a cold repository over thousands of years would be easier to predict.

Still, a 14-5 leat at half-time against the side Woodward has been predicting for two years would be the team to beat in this World Cup, looked slim.