Sentence examples for sufficiently predictable from inspiring English sources
Even when typical Japanese workers use a sophisticated tree cutting method, ukekuchi-oikuchi cut, the direction is not sufficiently predictable.
Progression and treatment response of the disease are still not sufficiently predictable.
This disparity is important in relation to the goal of obtaining optimum bioconfinement, as it cautions that the 'sterility' trait may not be sufficiently predictable for this hybrid host to be the sole strategy employed.
If seasonal changes in a particular lake are sufficiently predictable over a long period, overwintering genotypes may eventually prevail in the population if no selection force acts in a negative frequency-dependent manner (e.g., microparasites; see [ 36]).
Since the disease progression of RCC is still not sufficiently predictable by clinical and histopathological parameters, there is an urgent need for additional powerful biological prognostic factors that may help to refine individual risk stratification of RCC patients.
Therefore, there is a need for new anticoagulants that can be administered orally and with sufficiently predictable pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics such that they would not require regular monitoring or dosage adjustment during routine clinical use.
It would seem that essential part of biomedical research is not sufficiently scheduled and predictable for being planned, realized and ever funded.
While eager clinical investigators hoped to apply the new genetics in the treatment of inherited diseases, cooler heads recognized that the technology was not sufficiently powerful or predictable.
It is crucial that regulation provides predictable and sufficiently clear conditions to incentivise European innovation in the area of robotics and AI.
Authors: Buttazzo, G., Lipari, G., Abeni, L., Caccamo, M. Hard real-time systems are very predictable, but not sufficiently flexible to adapt to dynamic situations.
