Sentence examples for predictably achieved from inspiring English sources

Salmond's predecessor, Jack McConnell, did the same with his sectarianism "summit" in 2005, which, predictably, achieved absolutely nothing.

Increases in left anterior descending flow velocity are predictably achieved only at nitroglycerin doses >5 μg/kg/min.

Mineralization of collagen fibrils using solution-based systems containing biomimetic analogs of matrix proteins to stabilize supersaturated calcium phosphate solutions have been predictably achieved in vitro.

On the other hand, the present study demonstrated that small amounts of movement for a short series of aligners can be predictably achieved.

Regarding the efficiency of the single type of tooth movements, a systematic review of the literature demonstrated that rotations, especially of teeth with a rounded shape like canines and premolars; extrusions; and bodily translations are less predictably achieved with clear aligners [8].

BBB opening was achieved predictably at approximately 50% power at which cavitation was observed during a ramp test.

With close adherence to a well-designed rehabilitation protocol, patients may achieve predictably good outcomes, with a low recurrence rate of instability and a high rate of return to sports.

An understanding of these factors is required to achieve predictably reliable operative results.

Predictably, COP19 in Warsaw has achieved little.

Recently, guidelines from the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Northern Ireland have stated that cryoprecipitate should only be used to treat established coagulopathy if fibrinogen concentrate is unavailable, as fibrinogen replacement can be achieved more rapidly and predictably with fibrinogen concentrate.

Maximum adsorption percent of 99.5 ± 0.4 predictably and 99.1 ± 0.1 experimentally were achieved under the optimal conditions.