Sentence examples for predictable content from inspiring English sources
After cerebellar rTMS, listeners showed delayed eye fixations to target objects predicted by sentence content, while there was no effect on eye fixations in sentences without predictable content.
Can understand short reports on familiar matters if expressed in simple language with predictable contents.
When analyzed according to RNA motif family, most regulons showed predictable OFC content.
Overall, most RNA motif regulons showed predictable functional content in accordance with their experimentally established effector ligands.
Conversely, no major isotopic fractionation was detected on central metabolites in a recent study aiming to produce standard samples that contain metabolites with controlled and predictable isotopic contents [ 40].
No wonder students don't do well slugging through prose that has bland content, predictable flow and zero visual appeal.
The television compliance form lists 47 problematic areas, from the predictable ("offensive language", "sexual content") to the impossibly broad and ambiguous ("cultural sensitivities", "controversial subjects/issues").
When a document to be summarized cannot be assumed to fall into some predictable category, with the content structured and expressed in a stereotyped way, summarization is usually performed by selecting and combining "central sentences" from the document.
According to previous studies, increasing of H2O2 content was predictable because PEG-simulated drought stress induces oxidative stress by generation of reactive oxygen species (Hajihashemi et al. 2013; Li et al. 2011).
By measuring the impact of embedding on every directional residual and by suitably aggregating these impacts, WOW forces the distortion to be high where the content is predictable in at least one direction (smooth areas and clean edges) and low where the content is unpredictable in every direction (as in textures).
