The phrase "a predicted group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a group that has been forecasted or anticipated based on certain criteria or data.
Example: "In our study, we focused on a predicted group of participants who were likely to benefit from the new treatment."
Alternatives: "an anticipated group" or "a forecasted group".
We have provided evidence that FUNGIpath is a reliable tool for annotating enzyme function in an automatically predicted group of orthologous proteins.
The level of anti-TF IgM demonstrated a bit higher predicted group membership for cancer (ACC = 0.67).
As a second step, we predicted group membership using a constant and coefficients for each of the predictor variables.
A summary of the predicted group membership of Ganoderma samples is shown in Table 1.
Notably, linear regression analysis indicated that platelet characteristics such as P-selectin expression, aggregate formation and the production of sCD40L induced by a given plasma sample predicted group in the plasma donor (control vs patients with RA) (Table 2).
Structure-based sequence analyses predict that the ASD defines a common structural fold among predicted group IV anti-σs.
Quadratic discriminant analysis is a statistic method used to predict group membership based on a linear combination of variables without assuming that the covariance of each variable is identical.
These data indicate that platelet activation induced by a given plasma sample predicts group of the plasma donor (control vs patients with RA) and points towards an association between platelet activation and ACPA level.
Briefly, DFA is a multivariate statistical procedure used to determine if a set of variables can predict group membership (i.e. recovery status for this analysis) [ 25].
Inconsistencies in these values among orthologous Shewanella proteins could often be eliminated by adjusting gene start/stop positions or membership within a predicted orthologous group.
