After 12 weeks, the test subjects, predictably, became more fit.
That, predictably, became a focal point for some ribbing from teammates.
(Doctors who feel they must do something predictably become discouraged, confused and angry when their efforts fail, Dr. Wehlage wrote).
Ideology led to the intrusion of politics into science, Okarma said, and now the science has, predictably, become a "political football," with dubious claims made by both sides.
With piped-in drums and a heart-of-darkness, junglelike interior, it seemed comically patronizing but, predictably, became an instant crowd-pleaser.
These tests therefore, could predictably become part of an integrated testing strategy that combines the bovine models with additional in vitro tests, in order to predict chemical hazards on mammalian fertility.
"As law has moved closer to mere politics, political affiliations have naturally and predictably become proxies for the different political agendas that have been pressed in and through the courts," Mr. Luttig said.
When many of these patients, predictably, become addicts, is it really cost-effective to spend millions of dollars prosecuting physicians like Stephen Schneider, who treat the Medicaid patients whom all the other doctors have turned away?
The pavilion quickly and predictably became the focus of discontent: local people disliked it, especially when their youth began spraying it with graffiti and filling it with cider bottles.
Most of these people also transformed into armchair generals as soon as the Iraq war was mooted, an act that predictably became Britain's biggest foreign policy disaster of the last 30 years.
