Sentence examples for predictable table from inspiring English sources
In the Proteobacteria network, the essentiality is not predictable (Table 2).
Student answers to this question are predictable (Table 1, also see Gregory 2009 for an extensive review of common misconceptions about natural selection).
The credibility interval [18] is given by the mean of the 2.5th and 97.5th percentiles for all 125 predictable events (Table S1).
Instead, changes in occipital spectral measures after early sleep were predicted by the sleep-related changes in left temporal-frontal negative potentials associated with the implicit processing of predictable items (Table 3).
A LR of >1 or <1 indicates a greater or lower likelihood of developing AIDS, respectively, and we found that the three CD4 and viral load strata as well as a low, moderate and high GRG status were each associated with predictable LRs (Table 1).
The n in parentheses aside number of ORs refers to the number of simulation runs performed Changing the clean-up time/surgical time affected wait times in a predictable way (Table 4).
We used the TCGA HGSC gene by gene correlation matrix and three |rP| values (0.60, 0.65, 0.70) to create binary matrices, then applied both the ranked-degree and GGS approaches specifying redundancy as 1, 2, or 3 and a targeted DM set size of 400, and calculated the size of the resulting predictable sets (Table 1).
Changes in foraging behaviour in response to changes in parameters follow predictable patterns (Table 1 details all the changes seen in response to systematically altering the parameters: we describe what properties of individuals were measured in detail in the 'statistical presentation' section of the Methods).
When the chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten opened an outpost of his restaurant, Vong, in Hong Kong in 1997, there was a predictable scramble for tables.
After the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, the Big Sigh is predictable at dinner tables across the nation.
