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The models predicted a linear baseline proportion of diarrhea visits that occur year-round, above which seasonal variation that is observed can largely be attributed to predicted values of norovirus (for all ages) or norovirus and rotavirus (for the 0 4-year age group).

As noted by [ 12], this may be attributed to the fact that predicted sites are only required to overlap the known site by a quarter in order to be counted as a true positive.

Their absence could be attributed to an absence of the predicted tRNA in the analyzed sample, to the tRNA being present at levels below the limits of detection of the LC-MS system used, or to low ionization efficiency of the particular RNase T1 digestion product.

However the coverage of the S100A4 amino acid sequence was subject to variations in the range of 30 50% in the different experiments and the measured m/z of some tryptic peptides could be attributed to more than one theoretically predicted peptide sequence within S100A4.

As a major part of the lifespan increase in ndg-4 mutants could be attributed to IIS dependent mechanisms, we predicted that RNAi against daf-2 would only result in a modest increase in the lifespan of ndg-4 mutants compared with RNAi against daf-2 in a wild-type N2 background.

The difference in coding sequences predicted could be attributed to the different training data sets used and inherent difficulty of predicting coding sequences from incomplete genomic sequences.

This can be attributed to the fact that ConCavity predicts, on average, less putative pockets than Fpocket (see Table 1).

This could be attributed to the Random Forests model that predicted higher biomass in areas with very low canopy height and cover or limitations with FIA estimates.

Almost the entire tissue uptake is predicted to be attributed to the specific compartment (V S/V T = 0.99), with less than 1% of the signal coming from the nonspecific or free tracer.

This finding can be attributed to the new methodology incorporating the predicted secondary structure information into the motif search process.

Consequently, the higher systemic exposure to FF in the East Asian ethnic groups following inhaled dosing could not be attributed to differences in the modelled and predicted amount of FF delivered to the lung.