Modeling and monitoring the bio-physical interactions is needed, as it allows to upscale successful implementations and predict otherwise unforeseen impacts.
Selenoprofiles can be used in conjunction with automatic gene annotation methods to predict otherwise misannotated selenoprotein genes in eukaryotic genomes.
When considering why ecological communities in the field can persist even though models predict otherwise, the existence of internal attractors cannot be ignored.
The meta-analysis suggests that bleeding (hematemesis/melena), vomiting/nausea, abdominal pain, skin rashes, and hepatomegaly may predict the development of SDD in patients with DF, while headache may predict otherwise.
Paraphrasing Richard Feynman, "the first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool": the usage of a formal specification language and automatic verification tools allowed us to uncover several corner cases not easy to predict otherwise.
But prior to the theatre's creation many would have predicted otherwise.
The industrial grade steel performed better although the conventional metrics of crashworthiness predicted otherwise.
While global economic and political factors might have predicted otherwise, corporate commitments to sustainability-driven management are strengthening.
Similar indignation followed the revelation by the dating site OkCupid that, as an experiment, it briefly told some pairs of users that they were good matches when its algorithm had predicted otherwise.
By sacking political leaders he could knock down clans that grew too ambitious; and it was in his own interest to protect essential functions of government, such as monetary policy, from direct clan control.Mr Graham's model proved its worth as a tool for explaining, and sometimes predicting, otherwise baffling political and business events.
What has made it so powerful, however, is that sometimes it throws up results that nobody would have predicted otherwise.
