Sentence examples for predictably variable from inspiring English sources
In the first innings, Stuart Broad had bowled poorly, his length too predictably variable: patience, a vital part of the armoury of one of his pace on such a pitch, is not one of his qualities.
Our data indicate that commercial preparations of medicinal plants are predictably variable in their MIC and antibacterial spectrum.
It may also be possible to test a key prediction of plasticity evolution through domestic and wild populations: that plasticity will be favoured in populations that live in predictably variable environments, but will be selected against in stable environments because of the costs of plasticity (DeWitt and Scheiner 2004).
To have a predictable partner, they predictably love you, they predictably are generous with you, they predictably help you, they predictably put you first.
We found that during the test phase the previous level of performance was maintained when the sets were matched for total brightness, density or overall space and, predictably, in the control set with no control of continuous variables.
Human auditory brainstem responses (ABRs) to the pitch of predictably presented speech are enhanced relative to ABRs to speech presented in a variable context [ 5].
The recolonization of the Alps will predictably continue in the future and the new population will be genetically admixed and very variable with greater opportunities for local adaptations and survival.
Predictably, the multivariate analysis showed that stage, age and presence of pelvic lymph node metastases were the variables that affected survival.
Predictably, they included Malaysia.
