1.   Alternatively, he can predict the result of measuring one combination of position and velocity.

2.   In classical mechanics one can predict the results of measuring both the position and the velocity of a particle.

3.   It is therefore impossible, from the results of one deformation-gradient history to predict the results of any other.

4.   Perhaps you can predict the results.

5.   The calculations are then used to predict experimental results.

6.   There are too many variables in the experiment to predict the result accurately.

7.   These results were predicted to reflect those for the Congress.

8.   The result was widely predicted, the only real doubt being the likely extent of the National victory.

9.   It is almost impossible to predict the result in Parliament with many voting combinations possible, and the collapse of the Government is a real risk.

10.   And he predicts exciting results from Ely, the Trinity University geneticist.