Sentence examples for some predictability from inspiring English sources

Good predictions require several segregating mutations, but some predictability is retained down to low numbers.

"We can say with some predictability by looking at a tide table, but rainfall we can't predict.

This proposal provides some predictability and limits to losses".

But at the end of the day, it's going to give us all some predictability.

He wanted, he said, to inject some "predictability" into the relationship.

"For some reason, I thought that a really good, successful year might bring some predictability," she said.

I was definitely confident, I felt I was a grass court specialist and Boris was a great player on grass but he had some predictabilities about his game".

"To be honest, I'd like some more predictability," he said.

This means evaluating three attributes: their ability, benevolent motives and integrity (some add predictability).

The agreement also gives the orchestra some budget predictability as it struggles to contain $4 million in yearly deficits.

A vibrant economic order requires some political predictability, and the prospect of judges' striking down commercial regulation on ill-defined and subjective bases is a prescription for economic chaos that the framers, in a simpler time, had the good sense to head off.