Sentence examples for predictable findings from inspiring English sources
We found that regulation of apoptosis, proteosome function, ion homeostasis and kinase signalling were modulated and these appeared to us as rather predictable findings (Supplemental data sheet S1).
Our study generated some predictable findings concerning the 'average' profile of a patient with fluid overload in the US.
Since the length of MV in these patients is hardly predictable, finding predictive factors of prolonged mechanical support would help their management.
While Republicans supported the assault on Gaza by a large margin, a predictable finding, only 31% of Democrats did.
The broadly predictable finding was that the largest and most widely distributed subfamily, RidA, most probably pre-empts damage by hydrolyzing 2IP (the tautomer of 2AA) that comes from other PLP-dependent enzymes besides the known source threonine dehydratase.
Researchers have argued (accurately) that research discoveries were not always predictable, accidental findings happened and what might be an uninteresting discovery in one field might have immense importance in another.
Panto is usually as predictable as finding that unwanted satsuma in your Christmas stocking: familiar gags will be retold using former soap stars in tawdry outfits, while the audience boos on cue.
In addition to predictable differences, the findings suggested that individuals with greater levels of depressive symptoms seek out less information to help them with problem-solving and make use of fewer resources.
Women, as predictable from previous findings, reported more consistent physician relationships and appeared more knowledgeable about CRC screening, and better able to articulate views on screening and screening decisions [ 21, 24, 87- 90].
Occurrence of symptoms is not predictable by endoscopic findings, but it appears to be influenced by age, body mass index (BMI), alcohol, and cigarette use [[ 3, 10], and [ 11]].
