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Therefore, the number of this kind of complexes a protein can form is a feature relevant to its stability, and should be counted in prediction as well.

If this penalty is counted in SPM, then the SPM prediction will be closer to the FCA result.

He was counting, in Latin.

If all of the in silico programs tested agree on the prediction, then this evidence can be counted as supporting.

Predictions posted in the comments section of this blog will not be counted!

As ever, please remember that predictions posted on this blog will not be counted towards the Pick Six contest.

Even in this electronic age, in which information is processed and travels extraordinarily fast, and in which statistical models allow for remarkably accurate predictions, it seems that every vote actually does count and so must be counted.

We can make predictions about most Senate seats, although the last one or two in each state will likely have to wait for all votes to be counted and preferences to be distributed, which will take weeks.

In the analysis of the number of miRNAs with perfect seed matches to Alu consensus and randomized Alu sequences, multiple target site predictions in the same sequence were counted as only one prediction.

By the time everything is counted, he said in an interview, "I believe our predictions will be eerily close".

Conflicting predictions of a signal peptide and a transmembrane region in the same sequence were resolved as follows: i) if the prediction was within 15 codons from the 5' end then the prediction was counted as a signal peptide; ii) if the signal peptide was predicted anywhere else, Phobius [ 57] was used to confirm either prediction.