Sentence examples for readily predictable from inspiring English sources
The bubble sizes were readily predictable from established single slot bubble size correlations.
Rather, it is simply the readily predictable aristocratic orientation of a man trained throughout his life by experiences that run counter to democracy.
The results indicate that the three classes of SWI are readily predictable, with the exception of active SWI occurring in the presence of distributed recharge.
The performance of the joints was found to produce a straight line on a logarithmic S N plot and thus be readily predictable for design purposes.
Too many natural processes (from cellular uptake to DNA incorporation) and too many enzymes are involved in their biological effect (activity/toxicity/catabolism/anabolism) to make the design process readily predictable.
Since these changes are not readily predictable and highly variable, it will take proper controls in the future to understand their impact, if any, on healing.
Although individual strides at first appeared quite variable across our diverse set of wildtype mice, we found that wildtype paw kinematics were readily and quantitatively predictable based on walking speed and body size, even down to the level of 3D trajectories.
Studies of the system have suggested that text messages need to be timely and relevant to be valuable to users, a requirement that may lend itself more readily to relatively predictable health episodes, like pregnancy, than to chronic and relapsing conditions such as AUDs.
Recurrent psychiatric crises appear to be predictable using readily available variables, which can inform interventions designed to reduce repeat episodes.
Yet, similar to the conditions found in conceptions of situations of chance, many people hold predictable and readily identified misconceptions about the nature of science (Abd-El-Khalick and Akerson 2004, Cooper 2002, McComas 1998, Scharmann et al. 2005).
