As was now predictable, they found that the bivalent domains had resolved into carrying just one type of mark, mostly the K27 tag, indicating the master genes there were permanently repressed.
For instance, when it comes to labor law, he says the regulatory framework is now predictable and limited — unlike in the U.K. or Germany, for instance.
That's a crucial metric for analysts and investors who are now demanding predictable sales and profits from ongoing operations.
Across Syria, and in the region itself, alliances that were more or less predictable are now splintered and opaque.
A dozen districts that had once been predictable are now in play, according to California Republican Party Chairman Tom Del Beccaro, resulting in heavy spending as candidates, some of whom had to move into their new districts, introduce themselves to new constituents.
The firm's shares are at a peak, its four businesses are all profitable and financial markets are beginning to overcome their anxieties about a company that relies on long-term leases for much of its revenue and profit.Servicing its engines and supplying spare parts are now recognised for the strong, predictable sources of revenue they are.
A rise in the number of children signing up for gymnastics classes after watching the Olympic Games is now as predictable as the arrival of the Games themselves (which is to say, so predictable that some organizations like the Y.M.C.A. Woodmont Program Center in Arlington, Va., brace for demand by hiring extra instructors).
Therefore, marriage disintegration and remarriage are now regarded as one of the predictable consequences of the process of modernization in China.
Increasingly, and partly as a direct result of these mechanisms, donors are now providing longer term and more predictable funding for Zimbabwe.
Ablation with cryotherapy and microwave, which were previously only available at open laparotomy due to the large size of the probes, are now readily performed percutaneously, with a predictable reduction in morbidity.
