The phrase "a newly predicted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has recently been forecasted or anticipated, often in contexts like science, technology, or economics.
Example: "The researchers published a paper on a newly predicted phenomenon in climate change that could impact global weather patterns."
Alternatives: "a recently forecasted" or "a newly anticipated".
89K is a newly predicted pathogenicity island (PAI) which is specific to Chinese epidemic strains isolated from these two SS2 outbreaks.
The MURE1 element shows some similarity to a newly predicted motif in human promoter region, found using a homology search between human, mouse, rat and dog [16].
On one hand, the context defines the natural constraints that act on LMs and therefore provides "rules" that can be applied to evaluate the reliability of a newly predicted pattern or instance.
A newly predicted target of KdgR is edd encoding a gluconate dehydratase in the Entner-Doudoroff pathway.
Figure 6a shows such an alignment in the promoter region of the Isc1 gene, a newly predicted target of Swi6.
If the length of an EST sequence was over 500 bps and the highest ranking hit had a score lower than 50 bits, then the EST sequence was categorized as a sequence that served as a newly predicted gene.
Interestingly, this was due to a larger set of newly predicted miRNA from milk.
Three predicted sRNAs were found with such a genomic arrangement: two newly predicted sRNAs (ID # 445 and 472) and the tRNA for lysine (ID # 482) (Table 1).
A high number of newly predicted genes were assigned with 398 new putative functions, and with new putative functions to 1,469 proteins previously annotated as hypothetical proteins.
This discrepancy between mRNA and miRNA diversity is further supported by our observation that a large fraction of the newly predicted miRNAs were brain specific (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online).
Of course each such newly predicted multigene must have a witness coming from an original annotation in another strain.
