The phrase "a profile of predicted" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing a forecast or estimation, but it needs additional information to convey a complete thought.
Example: "The report includes a profile of predicted outcomes for the upcoming fiscal year."
Alternatives: "an overview of anticipated" or "a summary of expected".
The venom toxins of A. digitifera had a relatively narrow profile of predicted biological activities such to include phospholipases and pore forming toxins, toxic peptides and peptides predicted to disrupt haemostasis or immune function.
This is consistent with the proteomics data of Aylward et al. [ 37], which indicates a similar regulatory profile of predicted leaf hemicellulases although this is not directly evident from their presented bar charts.
Median filter is applied to smooth the profile of predicted probabilities.
(A ) Profile of the strength of predicted secondary structures for each 50 bp sliding window in 20 bp steps across the viral genome, as measured by the Z-score of the RNA-fold free energy compared to 100 random shuffles of the sequence.
In particular as it relates to what Adobe and other marketing software companies are trying to do to build a central customer profile, when asked to rate the statement, "I am uncomfortable with companies building a "profile" of me to predict my consumer behaviour," 39percentt strongly agreed with that statement.
We compared the conservation profiles of predicted Plasmodium transcription factors in disparate apicomplexans to obtain a regulator-centric view of differences in regulons.
In Fig. 2, vertical profiles of predicted suspended sediment concentration at various points with x / h = 4, 10, 20, and 40 are compared with the experimental data.
The expression profiles of predicted genes were analyzed.
Additional file 8: Expression profiles of predicted bpa-miR-5364 bpa-miR-5364 bpa-miR-5364
Profiles of predicted severity groups for both males and females were drawn.
