Sentence examples for barrier prediction from inspiring English sources
Cyclohexene produces highest barrier prediction which goes to decreasing for larger homologs such as cycloheptene (+34.2 kcal/mol) and cyclooctene (+35.3 kcal/mol).
In our study, GA was used to do parameter optimization and feature subset selection simultaneously, and an SVM regression model was developed for the blood-brain barrier penetration prediction.
show that MRI measures of blood-brain barrier permeability improve prediction of conversion to multiple sclerosis within 2 years, compared to T2-lesion count alone.
DSAM also offers updates on the failure probabilities of accident barriers and the prediction of future end states.
Therefore, the accurate assessment of the degree of dysplasia in oral lesions that potentially reflect malignant disease is quite challenging and creates barriers for the prediction and management of such conditions [ 6].
Most often stated barriers to apply prediction rules among rarely- or never-users are doubts concerning over-simplification of risk assessment using these instruments (58%) and potential risk of (medical) over-treatment (54%).
The three factor model presented earlier thus predicts that colitis will develop when the mucosal barrier is compromised, a prediction supported by the ability of NSAIDs and helicobacter infection to trigger colitis in these mice.
The enzyme is located in several organs, including the kidney, liver, intestines, bone and placenta, where it is involved in, for example, bone mineralization, regulating of intestinal barrier function and disease prediction.
This could be crucial in providing an early insight of novel strains capable of crossing species barrier, leading towards the prediction of interspecies transmission of influenza A viruses.
In previous work Altmann et al., (2007) could show that using the genetic barrier significantly improves the prediction of therapy response.
