Sentence examples for predictable movement from inspiring English sources
Mesiodistal tipping was the most predictable movement, reaching a mean accuracy of 82.5%; vestibulolingual tipping and rotation reached 72.9 and 66.8% of the prescribed movement, respectively.
In fact, Kravitz [14] reported that Invisalign aligners had a mean accuracy of 41% in terms of achieving planned outcomes, with the most predictable movement being lingual contraction (47.1%), and the least predictable, extrusion (29.6%).
The least predictable movement was rotation of the lower canines (54.2%), while the most predictable movements were mesiodistal tipping of the upper molars and lower premolars (respectively 93.4 and 96.7%).
However, for mobile species with less predictable movement patterns, a new approach is needed.
Also at this later time, the presence of predictable movement heightened activity in premotor areas.
The second type of human movement used in the present study is semi-random and is incorporated in the model to account for the less predictable movement which humans may undertake within the modelled area e.g., to visit friends, go shopping, or visit recreation areas.
At Chicago, Niederhoffer wrote several research papers arguing that it was possible to detect predictable movements in the stock market.
We're used to clouds sliding past on a windy day and the steady, predictable movements of celestial objects.
Markets are efficient, he said, because all relevant information is reflected in share prices at any given moment, meaning there are no predictable movements in prices for smart investors to exploit.
Regarding our mobility behavior, individuals appear to have highly predictable movements [212], while as populations we act and react in a remarkable synchronized way.
While levelling and aligning, intrusion, and bodily distalisation of upper molars of no more than 1.5 mm were demonstrated to be predictable movements, rotations, extrusion, and torque movements are difficult to achieve with clear aligners [8 11].
