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This is somewhat surprising, since a tonal signal consisting of a number of sinusoids can be perfectly predicted based on an (all-pole) LP model with a model order that is twice the number of sinusoids.
An AUC of 0.5 indicates that prediction is based purely on random chance, and an AUC of 1 indicates that the outcome can be perfectly predicted.
These rules are inevitably generalizations because decoding capacities cannot be perfectly predicted from sequence information alone.
This would mean that the lifestyle of the organisms could be perfectly predicted from its proteome features.
Such decoupling means that the effect of temperature on sex ratio is not perfectly predicted by current models based solely on the effect that temperature has on development, revealing that the potency that temperature has to influence developmental rate differs somewhat from its potency to induce sex determination as described below.
The center's new report says that's perfectly feasible, based on international experience.
Thus, the tuning for the contralateral finger in the bimanual condition can be nearly perfectly predicted by the tuning in the unimanual condition.
However, equations of previous researches would not be perfectly able to predict the experimental data of present study.
These enzymes are, thus, predicted to be perfectly selective with respect to the Plasmodium falciparum network.
Additionally the permanent deformation behavior of BOF based asphalt mixture can be perfectly modeled and the results provide possibility to the establishment of predicting model for the permanent deformation of asphalt pavement with BOF.
