Sentence examples for predictable at the end from inspiring English sources

Both ordinations illustrate that the composition of the mosquito assemblage was most predictable at the end of the wet season and least so at the end of the dry season, aligned with Axis 1, and that the greatest annual contrasts in assemblage composition were between these times.

It was that silly paradox: a rigid language full of fiddly moving parts, the predictable verb at the end like the tsching of a typewriter bell.

Betting patterns in and of themselves do not prove anything, of course, and Italy has long struggled with the phenomenon of teams settling for mutually beneficial – and hence entirely predictable – results at the end of the season.

For 90 minutes, the candidates patiently answered predictable questions, and at the end of the debate, held at South Carolina State University, most people reckoned that Hillary Clinton had had the best of it.

This was as predictable as the sunset at the end of the day.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03383.002 An important goal for developmental biologists is to understand how organs achieve a predictable size and shape at the end of their development.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03383.001 Multi-cellular organisms are made up of cells that are organized into tissues and organs that reach a predictable size and shape at the end of their development.

The result was predictable; the Rangers were booed at the end of the period.

That the game was so close at the end was predictable for teams that have two of the league's best defenses.

Is "accident" the right word for a tragedy at the end of a predictable trajectory?

At the end of a predictable improvisations on the Chanel formula (lace, tweed and chains in search of an accessories tie-in), Mr. Lagerfeld delighted a packed audience that included Don Johnson and Jeanne Moreau by sending a dozen or so models onto the X-shaped runway clad in surfer-girl gear and high heels.