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But ultimately, the commodities market is like any other, in that past performance may not be a reliable guide for the future.

As a first step, the academy report said, transportation officials must realize that climate patterns that prevailed in the past "may no longer be a reliable guide for future plans".

But Justice Brennan took pains Monday to say that he had prepared his speech months before Mr. Meese began a public campaign last July to restore the framers' original meaning as "the only reliable guide" for constitutional interpretation.

There were significant sex differences in the measurements of fingers of adults (P < 0.001), thus illustrating that the "two-finger rule" is not a reliable guide for standardized noseband fastening.

With climate change and sea-level rise implying that historical rates of change may not be a reliable guide for the future, enhanced visualization of the evolving coastline has the potential to improve awareness of these changing conditions.

This year, the bookies' favourite (often not a reliable guide) for the Nobel prize is Gene Sharp, one of the world's leading theorists of non-violence and an emeritus professor at the University of Massachusetts, (Paddy Power has him at 6-4).

He mentioned an academic study that showed experts in a range of fields were more susceptible to groupthink, and that other experts besides economists could be treated as more reliable guides for future trends.

Despite the discrepancies in the modelled and practical results shown in the graphs, particularly for higher values of hit ratios, the theoretical approximations of cache performance (in terms the respective sizes of local cache and remote storage capacities) is a reliable guide of cache performance for file requests that are spread across publicly available content.

Because of its restricted time range, relative abundance, and ease of recognition, Rensselaeria serves as a reliable guide, or index, fossil for the Lower Devonian.

Animal models of inbred mice have not, in most cases, been a reliable guide to developing treatments for human immunological diseases and there is also significant reservation about their relevance to the initiation of RA and the chronic inflammatory processes of RA.

Human intuition may be a surprisingly reliable guide to machine (mis classification with consequences for minds and machines alike.