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J.P. Morgan agrees that companies' behaviour should return to normal relatively soon, and therefore predicts that the yield on ten-year Treasuries will rise from 4% to 5% by the end of 2005.In contrast, the economics team at HSBC expects corporate investment to remain weak.

It is hypothesised that this gain-of-function effect results in increased Ca2+ influx, and therefore predicts increased neurotransmission.

However, when using the modified version of A*, the robot uses the obstacle's velocity and therefore predicts the collision point at a time t.

It has been stated that hemoglobin drops within minutes of a traumatic injury and therefore predicts the need for an intervention to stop a hemorrhage [23].

The proposed model allows the user to incorporate the effects of fire into the evacuation simulation (importing fire data/results from another model) and, therefore, predicts the number of people directly affected by the smoke (victims).

Finally, the combination of FRAP and RICS helps to characterize diffusion and binding of macromolecules in tested artificial tissues better, and therefore predicts the behavior of biologically active molecules in these materials for medical applications.

All tRNase ZS1 proteins apparently lack any predictable signal sequences and therefore predicted to be cytoplasmic proteins, with the exception of O. sativa tRNase ZS1 (OsaTRZ1), which is predicted to be localized in the chloroplasts (Table 2).

Notably, 6 out of 8 pairs were correctly identified for chemosensitivity (i.e., posttreatment samples were assigned a higher predictive index for chemotherapy response than pretreatment samples, and therefore, predicted to be more resistant to therapy) (accuracy, 75%).

Fire disturbance severely modifies ecosystem structure and functioning, and therefore predicting post-fire responses is pivotal to improve land management.

Under free trade, we can determine the distribution of training levels in their labor force and, therefore, predict the pattern of international trade.

Structured case simulations may provide educators with a better assessment of a learner's behavior (and therefore predicted clinical performance), rather than simply his cognition [1, 23, 24].