Sentence examples for roughly predictable from inspiring English sources
Anyone with an Internet connection could have seen from the ship's Facebook page and its commanders' ample statements to the news media in recent months that the carrier's high-seas deployment, which follows a roughly predictable pattern, was winding down.
More remarkably, at least to me at the time, it was clear that these systems, once initialized, had a life of their own, and that the very general kinds of developmental (or call these evolutionary) changes they would go through were roughly predictable or the same.
Consequently, gene transcription profiles would be roughly predictable by comparative analysis of frequency information from the library or type of culture used.
It follows that since the potential benefits for society are roughly predictable, basic research can be evaluated prospectively; this does not lessen the "basic status" of either the research or the scientist.
Regardless of the specifics, transitions have roughly three predictable stages.
That predictable stream is roughly 40% more profitable than writing and selling new software.
The tropical disturbances in the wet season tend to occur with a predictable frequency of roughly one day in every four days.
In the immediately preceding geologic epoch, the Holocene (beginning roughly 12,000 years ago), a relatively stable and predictable nature was presumed to fund, dwarf and limit human power.
The key word, however, is "roughly", for there are small (though predictable) irregularities in the majestic clockwork of the planet's annual peregrination.
"But what is really required is a policy by which there are periodic and predictable revisions in scholarships roughly along the lines of [what] is paid to salaried employees.
