n.可预报性，可预测性，可预计性，可预言

The predictability of the weather patterns allowed farmers to plan their crop cycles efficiently.
天气模式的可预测性使农民能够有效地规划他们的作物周期。
In financial markets, high predictability can lead to reduced volatility and more stable investments.
在金融市场中，高预测性可以导致降低波动性和更稳定的投资。
The lack of predictability in her behavior made it difficult for her friends to understand her.
她的行为缺乏可预测性，这使得她的朋友们很难理解她。
A well-designed algorithm should have a high degree of predictability in its outcomes.
一个设计良好的算法应该在其结果上有很高的可预测性。
The predictability of the plot was disappointing; I could guess the ending from the beginning.
故事情节的可预测性令人失望；我从开始就能猜到结局。
In science, theories must have a certain level of predictability to be considered valid.
在科学中，理论必须具有一定的可预测性才能被认为是有效的。
The predictability of traffic patterns helps urban planners design efficient transportation systems.
交通模式的可预测性有助于城市规划者设计高效的交通系统。
The low predictability of stock prices is one reason why investing can be risky.
股票价格的低预测性是投资可能有风险的一个原因。
In sports, a team's predictability can often lead to their downfall against more adaptable opponents.
在体育比赛中，一个团队的可预测性往往会导致他们在面对更适应性强的对手时失败。
The predictability of natural disasters has improved with advancements in technology and data analysis.
随着技术进步和数据分析的发展，自然灾害的可预测性已经得到了改善。