Sentence examples for particularly predictable from inspiring English sources

While pharmacy spending is particularly predictable from drug data, diagnoses may be more useful than drugs for predicting other medical costs and total costs [ 4, 22, 34].

I don't think any of this was particularly predictable.

I don't think any of this was particularly predictable.This is truly remarkable.

It must be noted that taxi cab's movements are not particularly predictable as can be those of a private citizen or even a public transportation vehicle (e.g., a bus).

Among other recommendations, are that all health trusts review their escalation arrangements, particularly at predictable periods such as Christmas.

The sort of people who will be pissed off are the sort of people that are very happy to be working on a very small, almost ghetto existence within a particular genre of thought, a particular genre of action, a particular genre of behavior, and particularly a predictable set of political ideas.

The political and public fallout was predictable, particularly in a country like India with a vigorous and sometimes inventive media.

It is demonstrated that the original ground investigation and design were deficient particularly considering the predictable complexity of the geological conditions.

In writing about "Gone for Goode", Time reviewer Richard Zoglin praised the "strong cast" and said he appreciated the lack of violence, but said, "the characters are too pat, their conflicts too predictable", particularly the rookie character Bayliss.

The number of these mutations is largely underestimated because the impact on this finely orchestrated process (2– 4) is hardly predictable, particularly when considering nucleotide variations within exons (5, 6).

Predictable predictions?