Sentence examples for and is therefore predictable from inspiring English sources

Redundancy is what repeats and is therefore predictable.

It is therefore predictable and conclusive that the average length will not increase with address samples ranging from 102, 105, 108, 1020 to the largest set of current IPv6 addresses, 2^128, i.e. 3.4 × 1038.

It is therefore predictable that isolates can belong to the same ST and be genomically highly similar [38] even though they were isolated decades apart (see members of ST1, ST2 and ST52; Table 3).

Our answer is therefore predictable.

Their hesitation in making decisions is therefore predictable, though clearly by American standards the Swiss (again) are dragging genuine industry reform as slowly as possible.

The transmission of hereditary characteristics from parents to their offspring is therefore predictable, although several exceptions are known.

It is therefore predictable that performance, when measured only by payoff, correlates with participants' conscious knowledge of the task [ 19, 37].

45 46 It was therefore predictable and also shown in this study that cancer progression would be associated with downregulation of chemokines critically involved in the shaping of a protective immune microenvironment.

The emphasis on the word team means no disrespect to Ronaldo; rather it suggests that United has less of a superstar, and is therefore less predictable to counter.

While the second two are by nature chance events, the first is usually gradual, is most likely to occur in more than one cell simultaneously, and is therefore more predictable.

Deterministic systems are therefore predictable (Kirchsteiger 1999) and consistent.