Sentence examples for predictable occurrence from inspiring English sources

Thus, teeth show up always or for the most part with incisors in the front and molars in the back; since this is a regular and predictable occurrence, it cannot be due to chance.

The random occurrence in any given town is an entirely predictable occurrence in our country.

Although relapse is a common and predictable occurrence during treatment, drug courts often punish people who suffer a relapse by pulling them out of treatment and putting them in jail for several days or weeks.

In this context, critical incidents have a less random and more statistically predictable occurrence than adverse events.

A striking feature of our model of genome size evolution is the highly predictable occurrence of genome expansions during early adaptive evolution.

The unique structure of these amplicons and their predictable occurrence during sulfate-limited growth provides a rare opportunity to study potential mechanisms that generate this interstitial, inverted form of gene amplification (Brewer et al. 2011).

Liam Fox, Conservative shadow health secretary, said: "We warned the government that their obsession with the waiting list initiative and running the system with no slack for common and predictable occurrences, such as winter flu, would have major ramifications for the health service".

These are some of the predictable occurrences between the ages of 40 and 65.

By using time series data on anchovies and sardines we were able to locate the most predictable occurrences over time assuming that past areas will be indicative of future areas.

As a general rule, however, the more arid the environment, the shorter their life span and the less predictable their occurrence.

If a task requires that attention operates in a rhythmic mode (Schroeder and Lakatos, 2009) which is the case in tasks with predictable stimulus occurrence (e.g., in tasks with a fixed – and not jittered – cue to target ISI) anticipation (as reflected by phase locking) may be considered an important factor for task performance.