Sentence examples for predictive manner from inspiring English sources

Skilled human full-body movements are often planned in a highly predictive manner.

This model can consider the spatial variability of soils both at the continuous and discrete scales, and is easily transferable to other slopes in a predictive manner.

The results obtained show that numerical simulation can be used in a predictive manner to solve a real practical design problem.

In particular, induced beta-band oscillatory activity from auditory cortex decreases after each beat onset and rebounds prior to the onset of the next beat across tempi in a predictive manner.

The ring motifs and novel helical structures observed in the crystal packing suggest for further scopes in exploiting different substituent chloro-nitro-benzoic acid in a predictive manner or capturing useful nanoscale entities for self-assembly.

A mixture of n-dodecane/iso-octane/1,3,5-trimethylbenzene/n-propylbenzene is formulated in a predictive manner to exhibit the same gas phase combustion phenomena of a target Jet-A fuel by the sharing of fundamentally significant combustion property targets in addition to a prescribed commonality of chemical kinetically controlling intermediate species.

Strengthening mechanisms like work hardening, precipitate, and grain boundary strengthening can alter the strength of a material in a predictive, quantitative manner and are readily linked to the deformation mechanism.

Using a cross-validation approach, multivariate regressions results revealed that the aldehyde and pyridinium or quinolinium building blocks contributed to the cell-associated staining patterns in a predictive, additive manner [24, 28].

Still, they are becoming predictive in a manner not founded in superstition but well-documented in reported behavior.

We found defecation rate to be modulated by diet in a manner predictive of food intake, as measured by the CAFE assay (Ja et al., 2007).

As such, progenitors which contribute to surface expansion accumulate to a greater extent in regions that undergo greater degrees of expansion, and have been observed to vary in a manner predictive of the formation of sulci and gyri (Smart et al. 2002; Bayer and Altman 2006; Kriegstein et al. 2006).