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Still, of Canada's roughly 60 indigenous languages, only Cree, Ojibwa and Inuktituk – an Inuit language – are currently predicted to survive.

Most of the secreted proteins are currently predicted by computational tools.

Also, the majority of transcript and protein annotations are currently predicted based on sequence or structural motifs similarity and these annotations often offer limited information since many of these putative enzymes could be involved in a large number of different reactions.

Few forecasters are currently predicting a recession.

Government forecasters are currently predicting landfall sometime on Wednesday evening, which is when Paul Ryan is set to address the convention.

And its optimistic conclusion was that literature is not only science's accomplice but also its superior, at least in terms of imaginatively inhabiting the dark futures that science's climate models are currently predicting for the earth.

Although market analysts IHS are currently predicting that Sony will triumph in the long run - shifting 49 million consoles to Microsoft's 38m over the next five years - in a direct comparison it seems a close thing.

Analysts are currently predicting sales of $8.3 billion in the second quarter, then a 10% jump, to $9.1 billion, in the third quarter, and another 12% jump, to $10.2 billion, in the fourth quarter.

Other mechanisms for controlling the excitation energy of chlorophylls, such as their interaction with amino acid side chains, cannot be currently predicted and require experimental verification that is outside the scope of the current work.

Mapping of gametocyte RNA Seq reads to the E. tenella genome supported that the two HAP2-like genes are actually part of one contiguous gene transcript; in fact, the canonical HAP2 domain is located in what is currently predicted as an intergenic region of the E. tenella genome, highlighting the current pitfalls in gene prediction models not informed by transcriptome data.

Perhaps the biggest risk is in America, where rising oil prices may push the inflation rate higher than is currently predicted.