Sentence examples for are less predictably from inspiring English sources

They are less predictably partisan than other ethnic groups and the two major parties have long contested for their votes.

Regarding the efficiency of the single type of tooth movements, a systematic review of the literature demonstrated that rotations, especially of teeth with a rounded shape like canines and premolars; extrusions; and bodily translations are less predictably achieved with clear aligners [8].

The Arg445 is located in the lower portion of TM9 and Arg445Cys (classical DTDS, Fig. 5) effects on DAT structure-function relationships are less predictably deleterious and appears distinct to the other mutations identified.

The result, Mr. Gyory said, resembles "what's going on in North Carolina — it's less predictably Republican than it was".

And both were less predictably cast as the Accused in Agnes de Mille's "Fall River Legend," the 1948 ballet based on the story of Lizzie Borden, tried in 1893 on charges of murdering her father and stepmother with an ax.

Predictably, the kids are less susceptible than adults to the town's quaint charm.

GH18 chitinases are involved in degrading insect chitin, so predictably GH18 genes are less in C. lunata and other plant pathogenic fungi (11 in C. lunata CX-3, 14 in C. lunata m118, 9 to 19 in other phytopathogenic fungi) than in insect pathogenic fungi (30 in M. anisopliae and 21 in M. acridum) [ 19].

The vegan chocolate cake is less interesting; predictably, it suffers from a one-dimensional flavor and a coarse crumb.

Sensitivity to the extra cost of premium gas is less of a concern, predictably, for drivers of luxury-class vehicles.

The results, predictably, were less entertaining than watching a DVD, but much less informative than trying to, say, read something.

Barcelona-based Mundo Deportivo, predictably, was less generous, pointing out that Real's reputation for mounting famous comebacks at the Bernabeu appears to be "a thing of the past".