Sentence examples for an effect can be predicted from inspiring English sources
The key question is whether such an effect can be predicted with the theoretical resources of an associationist theory that denies rats representations about hidden states.
The NIH-3T3 cells constitute a well-characterized in vitro cell model in which a genotoxic effect can be predicted by means of a reliable and precise murine cytokinesis-block micronucleus assay.
Thus, we conclude that the genotype of a deletion type CNV and its putative QTL effect can be predicted with a maximum accuracy of 0.94 from surrounding SNP.
The solvent effect can be predicted on the basis of its vapor sorption isotherm.
Thus, no overall directional sex effect can be predicted [ 1, 42].
For example, if a chemical is found to suppress thyroid function, the associated data could be used to assess risk for developmental neurotoxicity, because the latter effect can be predicted on the basis of the mechanism of action alone.
In other words, this model systematically changes the inputs of a statistical model so that the effects can be predicted in the output.
Plasticization effects can be predicted from a simplified version of the free volume theory showing that the Tg depletion is an increasing function of the initial Tg value.
With the in vitro tools such as dissolution/precipitation in biological fluids and in vitro lipolysis, these effects can be predicted to a certain extent but not completely.
The expression profile in response to a new substance is then compared to the signature database, and by similarity a mode of action, including off-target effects, can be predicted (Fig. 10).
If the therapeutic effects can be predicted at a very early time point, it will be possible to select the clinically optimal treatment and reduce medical costs in advance.
