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An open question is whether aging cells are defined by predictable sequences of physiological changes, or whether they proceed along divergent aging trajectories defined by whichever system begins to fail first.

As hypothesized, subjects' perception was biased by predictable sequences compared with the scrambled sequences.

Our principal aim when analyzing the behavioral data was to test whether perception was biased by predictable sequences, relative to scrambled sequences.

But in his most recent work, that is rarely the case; he seems to have turned steadily away from predictable sequences of rhythm, dynamics or color.

When news of the "cocaine Congressman" was reported by Politico this week, a predictable sequence of events played out: a guilty plea, probation but no prison time, and an announcement that he has a drug problem and plans to take a leave of absence from his job while he seeks treatment for it.

Dust-covered flies follow a predictable sequence of cleaning tasks: beginning by using their front legs to clean their eyes, they then clean their antennae and head.

The premenopausal endometrium undergoes a regular and predictable sequence of proliferation and secretion followed by menstruation.

There is no way of predicting a genuinely random sequence in advance because no random sequence can be effectively produced, yet every predictable sequence of outcomes can (intuitively) be generated by specifying the way in which future outcomes can be predicted on the basis of prior outcomes.

I hear a familiar and predictable sequence of bird songs.

This situation imposes a partially predictable sequence of change in the physical environment and species composition of communities.

This situation imposes a partially predictable sequence of change in the species composition of communities during succession.