Sentences with phrase «less predictable results»

He asserts that when courts set out vague, multi-pronged tests, the opinion might be more literary or imaginative, but the tests, when applied, lead to less predictable results.

You can expect the cost of this surgery to be equal or more than radio - iodine therapy and to have less predictable results.

Not exact matches

Sources say the spread of swollen shoot and other diseases could become difficult to manage for the government and cocoa production may become less predictable as a result.

How European markets might react to the possibility of «Brexit,» which is shorthand for «British exit from the European Union,» both in the run - up to the UK election and its aftermath, remains unclear, although given that UK assets suffered as the result of the referendum on Scottish independence became less predictable such volatility could conceivably reoccur.

Studying science all these years has only confirmed to me that a higher order exists, randomness would certainly produce far, less predictable, results.

WENGER once again was outmaneuvered, it's pitiful how his game has become so predictable... proof is that even lesser teams are now learning how to outplay ARSENAL thus the poor results this season.

It is the most vulnerable populations that are most affected by more - violent and less - predictable natural disasters resulting from climate change.

Companies have already begun to market fMRI tests as accurate lie detectors, even though Spence says the results achieved during controlled studies are rarely duplicated during far less predictable police probes.

Conservative MP Graham Stuart said schools have «less predictable» GSCE results but the changes ahead are important to «maintain standards».

«Parting with power is not easy, if only because the results are less predictable than in a situation where we have control,» Kohn explains.

Academic revenues are more predictable and have lower related costs of sale with resulting higher margins, and are much less reliant on retail bookshop sales.

That is, neither stocks nor bonds become any more predictable (i.e., less risky) simply as a result of waiting to buy them.

First, you mentioned that you are self - employed which can result in a less predictable income than someone receiving a salary.

Dividend payments from ETFs can be less predictable than individual stocks, but solid results never the less.

The story heads into some very predictable directions often, with a particular twist early on turning a unique take on Batman's history into something less exciting as a result.

These include water tables falling as a result of overpumping for irrigation, the loss of fertile topsoil due to overplowing, and weather patterns becoming less predictable as the planet warms.

But whether litigants are better off with a less predictable system which is more interested in throughput than the result is less clear.

I'm only critical of personal injury lawyers who strive to create lengthy medico - legal expert witness battles that give rise to protracted litigation thus further driving up litigation costs — or who fail to challenge even completely unqualified insurer defence «experts» because by purging them from the system there loss would result in far less (predictable) accusations of opportunistic malingering requiring litigation.

In contrast, the interpretation urged upon us by the appellant would result in the parties being effectively treated as legal strangers under the legislation and would force them to assert their economic claims through more limited and less predictable means, such as trust claims.

The nature of negotiation between government tax authorities is more likely to result in compromise than principled outcomes leading to less predictable outcomes.

In most cases, results are predictable, the costs are less than litigation, and the scheduling of meetings is determined by agreement rather than by the court.

Weather patterns have recently been less predictable, resulting in frequent severe storms.