Sentence examples for predictable technique from inspiring English sources

Grouse came with a sauce of its own offal, and a non-traditional but very interesting bramley apple accompaniment; 55-day aged beef had great flavour but was on the chewy side – that made me like it, because it showed the beef had been cooked in a pan, rather than by the boringly predictable technique of sous-vide – or, as it used to be called, "boil in a bag".

Sinus bone graft is a predictable technique as reported in many previous articles [10, 11].

This study demonstrates that the reconstruction of atrophic jaws with corticocancellous bone grafts from intraoral and extraoral donor sites is a predictable technique to facilitate dental rehabilitation of the atrophic ridge, associated with high bone survival rate and implant success.

The placement of zygomatic implants by Stella and Warner's technique proved to be a predictable technique with high implant survival rate in patients with atrophic maxilla and was not associated with sinus disease in the sample analyzed.

Guided bone regeneration (GBR) is a predictable technique for augmenting the alveolar ridge width that has been used for more than two decades, and osseointegration and long-term implant survival rate have been reported to be similar in grafted areas than in native bone [4, 5].

There are several predictable techniques described to address these preprosthetic alveolar deficiency dilemmas [1 3].

After campaigning tirelessly for years to over-regulate and discourage the use of the most precise and predictable techniques of biotechnology ostensibly to ensure environmental safety Gore changed his tack and came up with this doozy: "The most lasting impact of biotechnology on the food supply may come not from something going wrong, but from all going right.

Sinus augmentation with lateral osteotomy is a predictable surgical technique that allows successful placement of dental implants to patients with extremely atrophic posterior maxilla.

There is something else that the three self-styled paragons of socially conscious industry have in common: irrational, antisocial antagonism to crop plants produced with the most precise and predictable genetic techniques.

A major distinction can be drawn between strategies that are essentially aimed at constraining the output of the learner so that the speech becomes more predictable and techniques that are aimed at improving the decoding of non-native speech.

Repair using resorbable collagen membrane is a predictable and reliable technique.