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Additionally, Clynes et al. found the IgG1 antibodies trastuzumab and rituximab to engage in both activatory (FCGR3A) and inhibitory receptors (FCGR2B) and the in vivo activity of the antibodies may be more predictable by the ratio of FCGR3A to FCGR2B (A/I ratio) [ 37] which has not been investigated in the reported studies.
It has recently been argued that single-model seasonal forecast ensembles are overdispersive, implying that the real world is more predictable than indicated by estimates of so-called perfect model predictability, particularly over the North Atlantic.
There is also evidence that sadness and smutek, relative to the other emotions, are more predictable, as shown by the relatively low scores on opened his or her eyes widely and eyebrows went up in Tables 1 and 2, with smutek having more of an element of predictability than sadness, as shown in Table 3 by the lower likelihood of the opening of eyes.
This paper shows that little bustard environmental preferences were more predictable and complex (controlled by a larger number of environmental factors) in spring than in winter, when potential distribution and ecological niche width were slightly larger.
The function of revised protocol sensors was more predictable in vitro as evidenced by a much lower variation of glucose sensitivity than the original protocol sensors.
Among these shows has been more predictable museum fare, such as exhibitions by superstar artists such as Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso, Yayoi Kusama and Cindy Sherman, and major survey shows of modernist movements such as the 2001 exhibition Surrealism: Poetry of Dreams.
