The phrase "are not predictable in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that cannot be anticipated or foreseen in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The outcomes of the experiment are not predictable in the current environment due to numerous external factors."
Alternatives: "cannot be anticipated in" or "are uncertain in".
Finally, we propose the application of the technique to the dynamic case, in which admission and discharge dates are not predictable in advance.
Delay is more commonly used in the U.S. capacity analysis as the main performance metric, while it is limited in Europe to the events that are not predictable in advance [21].
Systematic errors are predictable in both sign and magnitude, while random errors are not predictable in sign or magnitude.
Inspired by Mitchell, I decided to try a thought exercise: to think, while we were making love, that Dan was not predictable in the least.
And he was not predictable: In 1970 he stunned the Nixon White House by turning against the Vietnam War.
It's not predictable in some ways, and that's good.
"The reality is, and the reason why this case is coming up before the Court in the first place, is that people now are mobile and move in ways that were not predictable in 1968," said Jen Daskal, an American University law professor who specializes in privacy law.
Two major complications with such attempts are that the time delay between collecting pollen contaminated with multiple pesticides, as we have shown here, and when it is actually consumed by bees or brood is not predictable in colonies, and the potential biotransformations of pesticides in beebread are completely undocumented.
Their work indicates that the availability of nucleation sites in the immobilized target molecule will be determined by secondary structure, which is not predictable in any obvious way from the primary DNA sequences.
However, effects of stress hormones are not predictable or homogenous in the population as underlying individuals' conditions, such as injury, pregnancy, co-infection, vary and may elicit different immune response [ 10].
Contrast efficiencies are not predictable unless behavioral responses are included in the design optimization.
