The phrase "additionally predicts that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a statement or finding that builds upon previous information or predictions.
Example: "The study not only confirms previous findings but additionally predicts that the trend will continue in the coming years."
Alternatives: "also forecasts that" or "further suggests that".
The present framework embraces these conceptions, but additionally predicts that skill acquisition may be extended to the learning of novel functional modes as well as architectures.
The noisy model additionally predicts that the NMD-inducing exons should be in rare transcripts and more common in recently evolved exons.
More specifically, whilst this hypothesis does not preclude some degree of host pursuit from the Balkans, it additionally predicts that expanding parasitoid populations could escape from Iberia even though their gallwasp hosts have not.
We additionally predicted that males should be able to accurately recover caches made by their mates over short and long retention intervals.
We additionally predict that these MVP monomers could dock to form complex oligomeric vaults as they are known to do in opisthokonts and amoebozoa.
We additionally predict that similar phenotypes will share alleles at H regardless of their geographic origin; individuals of a given morph are therefore expected to be phylogenetically closely related at loci determining the phenotype (i.e. the H locus).
We additionally predicted that in the face conditions, chimpanzees might switch from starting with the normally preferred food item (peanuts) to the less valued option (carrots), on the basis that taking a high-valued item from in front of an unfamiliar conspecific is a riskier behaviour than taking a low-valued item.
Ohno's model of gene duplication additionally predicted that the two paralogs are expected to have asymmetric rates of molecular evolution, with the ancestral copy evolving under purifying selection and the redundant copy experiencing accelerated rates of evolution due to a regime of relaxed selective constraints and/or positive selection for a new function [ 14, 24].
Additionally, we predicted that observers would be least accurate when judging the sexual orientation of Black Women and Asian Men because these categories more naturally defy gendered expectations, and as a matter of course, observers would be prone to apply a heuristic of gender inversion, leading judgments astray, resulting in lower sensitivity in signal detection analyses.
Mr. Sessions, though, predicts that will change.
Additionally, predicted proteins that were shorter than 100 residues or less than 80% of the protease core sequence were not retained.
