Sentence examples for a predicted forward from inspiring English sources

Unmodified GlcNAc took 3 5 μs to reach a conformational equilibrium, which comprised a metastable C1 chair that underwent C1 ↔  C4 transitions at a predicted forward rate of 0.8 μs−1 with an average C4-chair lifetime of 3 ns.

If an unspliced EST cluster overlaps with an predicted forward TSS peak in its first 84 nucleotides but not with an reverse TSS peak it is defined as a forward oriented transcript.

"Somewhere down the road," Mr. Dortch predicted, "forward thinking start-ups might build into their business plans classes of equity specifically for independent contractors".

The FLIPDA-S target existence probability for the fusion step at scan k is obtained by combining the predicted forward existence probability and measurement likelihood ratio obtained from the validated backward tracks.

Therefore, the predicted forward ligation of the donor into the targeted locus retains the original reading frame and both 5′ and 3′ regulatory elements of targeted genes.

The Kalman filter operates recursively to predict forward one step at a time the soil redistribution from the predicted soil redistribution at the previous time and the measurements at the current time.

"It's dangerous to start predicting forward," he told BBC Radio 5 live.

"You can literally rewind or predict forward (in the future), based on the information you have," said Mike Barnell, director of HPC at the Rome Research Lab.

The pHRI signal is dealt with Kalman smoother to achieve the following functions, i.e., (1) eliminating noise and (2) predicting forward.

We show that NYISO FTR markets were inefficient in their early years, but that market participants learned to predict forward prices and thus efficiency improved for FTRs not solely within the New York City/Long Island sub-region.

Such an inhibitory effect is predicted by forward models of sensory-motor integration, whereby brain responses are attenuated when the auditory stimulus the subject hears matches the intended vocalization generated by the motor system [21].