Sentence examples for consistently predictable from inspiring English sources
"The most consistently predictable aspect of the index is that West Virginia will be ranked last," says Dan Witters, the research director of the Well-Being Index.The economy plays a big part in these rankings.
The difficulty in establishing a consistently predictable relationship between EAH and body mass changes is likely due to the interplay of multiple factors that influence both mass changes and the prevalence of EAH.
This suggests that RSOC shapes may not be as consistently predictable across metacommunities as Jenkins [ 10] proposed [ 60], despite the support for the intermediate disturbance hypothesis [ 23] that forms the basis for the predictions.
The horse provides two useful mechanisms to answer these questions: 1) extensive experience with clinical OA in horses; and 2) use of a consistently predictable model of OA that can help study early pathobiological events, define targets for therapeutic intervention and then test these putative therapies.
Total hip arthroplasty remains one of the highly successful surgical intervention and consistently produces predictable outcomes in the majority of patients.
Where we were much weaker was in "pricing" those demands consistently to create predictable and powerful incentives.
Economics is not physics, and experiments are impossible to conduct with enough control to consistently give us predictable results.
The next month, Ms. Goldberg warned Mr. Rosenberg that his "consistently negative" and "predictable" reviews had compromised the newspaper's credibility.
"When one side of an issue is so consistently lacking or predictable or in many cases duplicitous, it's difficult to adhere to a traditional line in the sand as far as what's being objective and what's being subjective," he said.
Ex vivo expansion of NK cells results not only in increased amount of cells but also in a consistently superior and predictable expression of NKG2D, NKp30 and NKp44.
