Our method identifies sets of genes that are highly predictive, even when comprised of genes that individually are not.
When applied to microarray data, IFR identified sets of genes that were highly predictive even when the sets were composed of genes that, taken individually, appear non-discriminatory.
Interestingly, the latter sites can be highly predictive of SNP even with very low coverage (one or two reads, Figure 4).
The platinum-DNA adduct formation in WBC was found to be highly predictive for tumour response after platinum-based therapy and even more predictive than platinum pretreatment, stage of disease, histological type and tumour grading (Reed et al, 1990).
The analysis also revealed cannabis use prior to age 16 to be highly predictive of psychotic-like tendencies in the 16-year-olds.
Amir Liberman, the chief executive of Nemesysco, denies that it works by chance and says his company's own research shows it is highly predictive of lying even when people are not informed their voice is being analysed.
These reads were highly predictive of polymorphism even at very low coverage: 17/19 proto sites tested were digested by MseI in IR64 and not in Nipponbare, confirming an MseI-associated polymorphisms.
Disgusting images, especially those related to animal-reminder disgust (e.g., mutilated body), generate neural responses that are highly predictive of political orientation even though these neural predictors do not agree with participants' conscious rating of the stimuli.
83 Furthermore, lipid deposition in hepatocytes and the production of intrahepatocellular lipid (IHCL) are highly predictive of insulin resistance, even more so than visceral fat.
Furthermore, the first reading of CBF following treatment was highly predictive of the final response, even though pre-operative readings could not predict this.
