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Overall, this result suggests that ccRCC cell line exchange fluxes can entail some common metabolic requirements associated with the ccRCC phenotype, which can be exploited to predict gene essentiality in ccRCC metabolism.

Understanding the processes behind the creation of social connections allows to infer some model of network growth that can be exploited to predict the evolution of the system.

Moreover, an approximate expression for the MSE of the AML CFO estimators has been derived that can be exploited to predict the actual performance in the range of moderate SNR values.

Finally, the ORN responses themselves can effectively be used as a descriptor to predict responses of other ORNs, providing evidence that ORNs indeed analyze chemical space in a way that can be exploited to predict receptor-ligand affinities.

Knowing the transcription factor activity (TFA) can be exploited to predict novel target genes regulated by the same transcription factor.

Next, we demonstrate one way in which network connectivity measures and global and local function distribution can be exploited to predict protein function for previously uncharacterized proteins.

The rotation invariance property of the Complex Zernike moments is exploited to predict the rotation angle of the video at the time of extraction of watermark bits.

For each block, its DC value and DC values of the surrounding eight neighbor blocks are exploited to predict low frequency AC coefficients, which allow to infer spatial characteristics of a block before quantization stage in the encoding system.

Spatial and temporal correlations were exploited to predict the skip mode [12] to reduce encoder complexity.

In IT the knowledge acquired when predicting compound bioactivities on a given target is exploited to predict the bioactivity of those compounds on another target [41].

Second, the outcomes extracted from the current study were exploited to predict the PIM inhibitory activity of some studied compound analogues.