Sentence examples for to be predictably from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Besson now casts a wider net as a producer — he went somewhat upscale with the recent art house thriller "Tell No One" — the genre movies that carry his brand tend to be predictably homogeneous, with more or less the same look (glossy), sound (blaring) and pace (relentless).

The process has also been shown to be predictably scalable from milligram to kilogram quantities per day.

Thermal efficiencies of the FPE are shown to be predictably low, on the order of 0.2% due to the small heat input and operating temperature gradients associated with waste heat.

Justin Chang of Variety praised the performance of the ensemble cast, but considered the plot to be "predictably moronic, vulgar and juvenile".

Unpredictability of supply and demand that results from the surges of international agency activity, and the direct and indirect consequences of their varied pharmaceutical supply systems, means that local production is unable to be predictably developed.

The main emphasis is on how these modified properties can be predictably adjusted to enhance performance or give rise to new applications.

The presence, extent, and location of the lesion and its relation to the mandibular canal can be predictably evaluated in a CT scan of the area.

The engineering of biological systems requires a set of molecular tools that can be predictably applied to the design of sophisticated genetic systems.

Sairs tells Creators that the response to the contest results have be predictably mixed.

Similarly, if the help given to siblings is predictably biased towards one sex, relative to the population ratio, imprinting effects can be favored.

The response to this was predictably mixed.