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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are predicted by this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing forecasts or expectations based on a particular model, theory, or set of data.
Example: "The outcomes of the experiment are predicted by this mathematical model, which has been validated through previous studies."
Alternatives: "are forecasted by this" or "are anticipated by this".
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As some(same) values are predicted by this method and as we have their real values, we can evaluate the validation of the model by determining prediction error (Fig. 6).
In addition to providing a single ranking of genes by multifunctionality, we also obtain a ranking of GO groups by how well they are predicted by this ranking (Data S1).
It is striking that all members of the LEA_2 group are predicted by this analysis to be folded.
On the other hand, some ADAM genes and ADAM protease activities are absent, while other novel ADAM proteins in this species are predicted by this study.
For same-strand overlaps, phase-1 and phase-2 overlaps have equal selective constraints and are predicted by this model, to occur in equal frequencies [ 4].
Here, we show that the responses of a dopamine-rich region of the brain are predicted by this generic but computationally specific role in the context of decision making.
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At 18 Gy about 90% of the cells are predicted by the Model to make this transition.
Furthermore, the prognosis of the lung cancer patients after surgery would be predicted by this system.
The effect of each parameter was predicted by this model and verified experimentally.
Results of irradiation experiments, however, show that many more fuel particles fail than would be predicted by this mechanism alone.
The size distribution of flocculated suspensions as observed in shear-flocculation in stirred tanks can be predicted by this method.
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