Sentence examples for predictable conditioned from inspiring English sources

One of the most depressing things about the story about the unnamed linesman who alleged that he had been pressured to favour Real Madrid in the clásico was the way the reaction to it was so predictable – conditioned, as ever, by club colours.

For outcomes, there was a main effect of "predictability" indicating better memory in the predictable condition (F1,14 = 10.569; p = 0.006), but no effect of "reward" and no interaction; however, we also observed a trend for better memory to outcomes presented during predicted as compared to unpredicted rewards (F1,14 = 3.109; p = 0.090).

Understanding this helps gerontologists recognize the problem not as random disorientation but as a predictable condition.

The couple of hours immediately after sunrise usually afford the calmest skies and most predictable conditions.

This is not a simple, predictable condition, like high cholesterol or diabetes.

The process of struggling into one's costume in a chilly wind or relentless drizzle started to lose its appeal once the tepid safety and predictable conditions of the indoor pool became accessible to all.

In the predictable condition, one movement direction (CS+), and not the other (CS−), was followed by painful stimuli.

It explains how economically important interactions between scientific explanations and technology require the construction of very specific, artificially predictable conditions where explanations' implications match technologies' behaviour.

The iterative construction of these localised predictable conditions from unpredictable starting materials relies on, generates, and is made easier by reusable social and physical infrastructure.

In addition, public transport depends on predictable conditions, and would suffer if heightened readiness were to cause disruptions in the regular schedule.

Candidate selection and the identification of predictable conditions are important factors in determining outcomes during CPR in the emergency department (ED).