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Predictability has been the great German virtue since 1945.

TOKYO — Japan, a country lulled by the reassuring rhythms of order and predictability, has been jolted by earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis into an unsettling new reality: lack of control.

However, for particular molecules such as nonribosomal peptides (NRPs) a certain predictability has been established [210].

We review literature examples and case studies from the experience of the NCI Nanotechnology Characterization Lab, and highlight assays where predictability has been demonstrated for a variety of nanomaterials and assays with high potential for predictability in vivo.

That predictability has been elusive for bitcoin so far, but some of the cryptocurrency's fans are trying to change that in a big way.

This additive predictability has been further identified in our limited patients carrying wild-type KRAS, showing greater ORR in patients homozygous for wild-type LIFR rs3729740 than those with mutant-type.

Stability and predictability have been notably absent in the last 15 years, as leaders on each side of the Strait have feared that the other side is about to do something to challenge its fundamental interests.

Flow regime modification and the resulting loss of predictability have been a major concern in recent years because of climate change and anthropogenic activities.

Determining the levels of clinically accepted bond strength and the best bracket system in terms of efficiency, cost, and bonding predictability have been and will continue to be of special interest.

A quantitative equation with good fitness and strong predictability had been established, which correlated the structure of C1-bridged Zirconium metallocenes to their catalytic activity in a direct and clear way.

Difficulties in predictability have been associated with children's depression and anxiety symptoms [ 7].