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Meanings of predict by in English

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Usage of predict by in English
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The majority government was predicted by networks Global News and CTV News.
Reuters
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Development of post-transplant complications can often be predicted by risk factor assessment.
Pubmed
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The day of my birth was predicted by my mum's best friend
The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl
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In neighbouring France, both sectors contracted faster than predicted by most economists.
The Irish Times
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The random group showed the most improvement as predicted by the model.
Pubmed
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The eclipse was total, and occurred at the moment predicted by calculation.
Astronomy for Amateurs
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The result was that which was feared and predicted by his colleagues.
The Peace Negotiations: A Personal Narrative
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The success of ablation could not be predicted by the signal-averaged ECG.
Pubmed
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MVPA was predicted by an interaction between gender and unstructured active play.
Pubmed
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All defects were covered as predicted by the 3D temporal bone models.
Pubmed
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Nursing home use was not predicted by other relatives or friends social networks.
Pubmed
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The development of posttransplant complications can often be predicted by risk factor assessment.
Pubmed
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In each case, the inscription fit the gender predicted by the nuclear DNA.
Cross Bones
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The Higgs boson is the last new particle predicted by the Standard Model.
The Guardian
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In addition, our results suggested alternative secretion mechanisms not predicted by bioinformatics tools.
Pubmed
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Experimental results are in agreement with trends predicted by the model.
Pubmed
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