Sentence examples for may predictably from inspiring English sources

Anitha and Rao 2015 recently reported that a root resection procedure to remove the fractured root fragment entirely may predictably retain a portion of the tooth.

There have been encouraging results from numerous studies that have used parent-involved motivational interviewing to improve paediatric oral health behaviour, but more studies are required to see if MI may predictably reduce dental caries in young children [13].

While some conditions in LMICs, such as the rapid spread of a high-fatality disease as seen with Ebola in West Africa in 2014 2015, may predictably increase the need for palliative care as part of a public health emergency response, the need for palliative care in humanitarian crises is rarely so glaring.

The analytical model we ultimately developed is a flexible tool that facilitates exploration of people's perceptions of the landscape, how the pedestrian landscapes are functioning in the opinion of its users, and how changes to the design of the walking domain may predictably affect physical activity levels with the associated health benefits.

Tumors with low or no levels of MGMT due to epigenetic silencing of MGMT by methylation of CpG islands in the promoter region may predictably be responsive to such therapy [5].

Indeed, diet specialization may render a larger number of chemosensory genes unnecessary and, therefore, may predictably lower the selective constraints on some of these genes.

With close adherence to a well-designed rehabilitation protocol, patients may achieve predictably good outcomes, with a low recurrence rate of instability and a high rate of return to sports.

The data align favourably with the previous studies (Olff and Ritchie 1998) that grazer effects may vary predictably with natural gradients, and their co-variation may be functionally related to the determinants of local species richness (de Mazancourt and Loreau 2000), although these data do not clarify the underlying mechanisms of such functional linkages.

But, amidst these differences, both within and between ecosystems, an important insight for managers is that grazer effects may vary predictably along prominent natural environmental gradients such as precipitation (Milchunas and Lauenroth 1993; Olff and Ritchie 1998; Anderson et al. 2007; May et al. 2009).

But while they may be predictably bad at history, when it comes to subversive, comedic politicking, the BNP are streets ahead of the competition - as evidenced by this guy above.

Spread may be predictably slow, or regionally controllable.