Sentence examples for predictable during from inspiring English sources

As a result, it appears that 80% of the offset has thermal origin and is predictable during the design.

States, they argue, should be using controlled burns and chemical treatments to make forests less like a tinderbox and more predictable during wildfire season.

Further, the report found that many of the failures that occurred with lithium-ion batteries in laptops or cellphones originated in an internal short "that was not detectable or predictable" during manufacturing.

Not everything is predictable: during the three-day mourning period for the Sichuan earthquake, CCTV took the NBA playoffs, along with other forms of entertainment, off the air and resumed coverage only slowly afterwards albeit in time for the finals.

The response has been predictable: during every performance, 15 to 20 people walk out noisily, mumbling "scandal" and "disgusting," and every morning, protest letters -- "How could you do this to Mozart?" -- land on the desk of the Komische Oper's general director, Andreas Homoki.

Perhaps the only thing that is predictable during the current budget deadlock in Washington, however, is uncertainty over how much money scientists will have to work with in 2013.

In this vulnerable study population, CDDP/epi gel had a tolerable safety profile, with adverse effects usually occurring at predictable times (during and shortly after the injection procedure and during the healing process) and involving predictable events (commonly pain and cytotoxicity) generally limited to the tumour site.

Many authors agree that, during a seizure, the brain activity is more predictable than during a normal, nonseizure phase and this is reflected by a sudden drop in the entropy value [ 15, 30, 39– 41].

Having a predictable rhythm during back-and-forth contact helps kids focus on what's important.

At the same time, predictable delivery during the day is less important than merchandising for mom-and-pop stores.

Eighty percent of the world's agriculture is rainfed, which means billions of people are betting their livelihoods on having a favorable, predictable climate during their growing season.