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The amount of stool in the coecum varies widely and cannot be predicted, even when animals are fasted before CLP.
In this way, functional residues of the query protein can be predicted even when the function of the collected homologues is still left unknown.
Given that we constructed ePGDBs without taxonomic pruning and that PathoLogic uses automated annotations from multiple taxonomic groups when predicting pathways from environmental sequence information, taxon specific pathways such as plant hormone biosynthesis or innate immunity can be predicted even when organisms known to encode such pathways are absent from the dataset.
The company still hasnt recovered from an announcement in July that third-quarter profit would probably be about one-third of the 12 cents per share that analysts had been predicting, even when it ended up doubling its own estimate.
Some experts are predicting even bigger increases in the future.
2013a), the direction and magnitude of phenotypic divergence may be difficult to predict, even when the focal species are closely related, ecologically similar, and subjected to seemingly similar selection regimes.
This suggests that the true dynamics of an emerging disease (with unknown initial number of infections) may not be predicted with certainty, even when reliable estimates of other pathogen-related and intervention parameters are available.
While Republicans were last night suggesting the threat of a Presidential veto remained real, many analysts were predicting that even when the bill reaches statute - still a long way off - the 35% cap might still remain.
Finally, we derive the expression for the response to selection under imprinting, and conclude that the response to selection for an imprinted trait cannot be predicted from the breeder's equation, even when there is no dominance.
Even when the specific programmatic changes cannot be predicted, early planning is essential.
We found that most predicted imbalances were at common variants, and even when all common variants were included in alignments in the case of no genotypes, the true heterozygous variants and imbalances could be predicted well at these common variant sites.
