Sentence examples for precise and predictable from inspiring English sources

The steering is precise and predictable; the body, which benefits from the inclusion of high-strength steel, feels wonderfully rigid.

Presenting information visually in the precise and predictable computer format suits the autistic mind, says Baron Cohen, and can provide "a tool or platform for developing further skills".

Its claim that genetic engineering is specific, precise and predictable and therefore safe depends on the theory that a single gene, transferred from one species into a second, unrelated one, will produce in this alien host only the same singular protein that it did originally.

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The most recently developed techniques are even more precise and predictable than those of only several decades ago.

The strategy satisfied the need for the development of precise and predictable hybrid nanoscaled drug delivery systems, which would be convenient for future scaling-up.

Gene-splicing is more precise, circumscribed and predictable than other techniques, and new insect-resistant varieties of grain crafted with gene-splicing have lower levels of contamination with toxic fungi and insect parts than conventional grains.

It is valuable because it distances us from machines, and makes our output both more precise and less predictable.

The piece is largely about an eccentric forecaster named Martin Armstrong, who maintains that the markets, not to mention world events, follow a precise, and therefore predictable, cycle determined by pi.

On Nasdaq the result is far less precise and less predictable pricing.

With organisms modified by molecular methods, we are in a better, if not perfect, position to predict the [characteristics]." In other words, the newer techniques are more precise and more predictable and often yield a safer, more useful product.