Sentence examples for strongly predictable from inspiring English sources
They have a striking similarity to the speech recognition problem: there is a finite vocabulary, which despite inter- and intra-person variability, is reproducible; how events follow one another is strongly predictable (i.e., the task has a grammar); each event has an evolving temporal structure well modelled by left-to-right HMMs.
It has been demonstrated that cortical folding is strongly predictive of the boundaries of several Broadmann areas, supporting the hypothesis that specific architecture may produce a predictable mechanical response under expansion to engender buckling.
They found an inverse relationship between environmental variability (measured as the fraction of variance in SST contained in the seasonal cycle) and the number of species across trophic levels, suggesting that species diversity is relatively low in predictable, strongly seasonal environments.
The minimum number of examined LN staging may be predictable, being strongly dependent on preoperative PCa characteristics.
The minimum number of examined lymph nodes needed for accurate nodal staging may be predictable, being strongly dependent on prostate cancer characteristics at diagnosis.
P-T-t paths followed by rocks of a high-pressure facies series are less predictable and depend strongly on the mechanism by which the rocks are transferred from the subducting slab to the overlying continental crust.
In the late 1980s, researchers studying this pathway in monkeys found that it responded more strongly to unexpected, rather than predictable, stimuli.
Redundancy strongly influences the number of predictable genes.
The experiments using the bHR and bLR rat lines demonstrate that the phenotypes are strongly genetically driven and highly predictable from one generation to the next [ 10].
Unfortunately, even the most efficient algorithm by Reeder and Giegerich (R&G) still has a high running time of O(n), although it strongly restricts the class of predictable pseudoknots.
