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This happens daily, and is thus predictable.

Our results suggest that when local signal difference is higher than 8 greyscale value (GSV), the local segmentation SD stabilizes at 0.05 mm and is thus predictable.

Platelets status is thus predictable as a hematological biomarker of cancer prognosis and a hot target for therapeutic intervention.

It is thus predictable that new vaccines based on innovative technologies will progressively reach the efficacy of most conventional cancer therapies and spare patients from the devastating side effects of chemotherapy.

The explicit design of the Truth in Sentencing law was to keep prisoners locked up for longer, and its impact was thus predictable: it vastly swelled the Wisconsin prison population and helped boost profits for the private prison companies which, at the time the legislation was enacted, constituted some of Alec's most active corporate members.

Theories which critique free trade, on the other hand, tend to be mathematically messy, mainly because they assume markets are not perfectly efficient and are thus not predictable.

Our data show that major mosquito irruptions occurred with the cessation and especially the onset of the wet season – and are thus in themselves relatively predictable in timing – and that they do not substantially influence overall assemblage composition.

The deleterious effect of the substitution within the transmembrane domain of this conserved threonine at position 59 by an arginine was less predictable and was thus further studied.

A male preponderance in historical biography is thus fairly predictable for the obvious reason that, until very recently, women had little chance of distinguishing themselves because of ignorant prejudice.

Convergent evolution reveals to us that the number of possibilities available for contingent events is limited, that historically contingent evolution is constrained to occur within a finite number of limited pathways, and that contingent evolution is thus probabilistic and predictable.

Reid's climate, environmental and political legacy is thus an unexpected one -- hardly predictable given his origins as a hard-rock miner's son, or his instincts as a cautious Senate traditionalist.