Sentence examples for is still predictable from inspiring English sources

Life from their vantage point is still predictable, steady and under control.

But some things are still predictable.

For, despite their differences, the 70m users were still predictable enough that a generic password dictionary was effective against both the entire sample and any demographically organised slice of it.

While cracking moment was still predictable by relationships to splitting tensile strength and modulus of rupture, the relationship to modulus of rupture seemed less representative for RCA beams.

"Yes, your forms are improving, but your attacks are still predictable".

Even if you haven't seen "Eat Drink Man Woman," "Tortilla Soup" is still as predictable as a fast-food restaurant.

It seems reasonable to conclude that although CBCT can be helpful, the direct visualization of the defects and/or fracture is still the most predictable.

Iliac particulate cancellous bone and marrow (PCBM) is still the most predictable autogenous graft material for vertical ridge reconstruction because of its high cell content as well as osteoinductive and osteoconductive properties.

Since the disease progression of RCC is still not sufficiently predictable by clinical and histopathological parameters, there is an urgent need for additional powerful biological prognostic factors that may help to refine individual risk stratification of RCC patients.

While the fact that the spiking phenotype of each tectal cell is not easily predictable is still presented in the paper, we now think that a more interesting finding is an increase in cell-to-cell tuning complexity in development, and the reshaping of this multivariate tuning after sensory stimulation.

It is still embarking on a journey, however predictable its destination.