Sentence examples for reliably predictable from inspiring English sources
"The West Nile virus season, like the weather, is not reliably predictable," said Dr. Frieden.
By making themselves less reliably predictable, they may seek to make their votes in Bush v. Gore seem less partisan.
Although the trains are packed to bursting, they remain the most reliably predictable form of commute, essential for a city that runs on commerce.
The adaptor is ready for use by researchers now, and joins a growing suite of tools created by Arkin's group and their collaborators to make the design and fabrication of microbial systems more reliably predictable.
LONDON — The fierce Kenyan-Ethiopian rivalry renewed itself Friday, and the result in the women's Olympic 10,000 meters was as reliably predictable as it was four years ago: Ethiopia's Tirunesh Dibaba again drew away with a punishing kick to win the gold medal and perhaps establish herself as history's greatest female distance runner.
Real estate is tangible, appreciable and a reliably predictable source of passive income that is insulated from economic downturns and inflation.
In trials where stimulus category did not reliably predict a reward, in contrast, there was no effect of stimulus category on RTs and accuracy, which were both about half-way between rewarded and unrewarded trials in predictable blocks.
I read almost every one of his "Minority Report" columns in The Nation from the mid-eighties until he gave them up after the 9/11 attacks, because they were reliably less predictable and more exciting than anything else in the magazine.
The farmers market is also reliably full of a predictable cast of characters.
We found that the detection advantage of predictable targets, reliably present without TMS, is eliminated when TMS is applied 53 13 ms before target onset.
