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This implies that the compressibility of any scientific dataset can be predicted if a correlation is derived between R and the field gradients.

With multiclass QSAR (MC), it can be predicted if a compound is active based on the probability of belonging to the active target class versus the inactive target class for a given target; each compound-target combination is assigned 'active' or 'inactive' (Fig. 1).

An increased number of metzincin paralogues in the zebrafish compared to human genome is what would be predicted if a teleost-specific genome duplication had occurred after their divergence from the tetrapod lineage [ 59].

After observing that E. coli cells with more flagella spent less time tumbling than would be predicted if a single flagella always 'vetoed' swimming, Mears et al. propose a new mathematical relationship between the number of flagella on the cell, the direction of rotation, and the resulting probability that the cell will tumble.

In case of a first-order exothermic reaction, significantly higher values for the hot-spot temperatures are predicted, if a radial porosity and velocity profile is incorporated in the heat and mass balances.

Furthermore, when we and others measured MPTP opening in mitochondria isolated immediately after the preconditioning stimulus we observed no reduction in sensitivity to calcium as might have been predicted if a component of the MPTP had been phosphorylated [85,100].

No difference is seen in the risk for MD in families as might be predicted if melancholia were a more "biological/genetic" syndrome.

First, we treated the blastema as a homogeneous population of cells, as would be predicted if they dedifferentiated to a pluripotent state and second, we expected overall levels of pluripotency associated factors to increase as abundance of blastema cells increases up to a comparable expression level of a pluripotent reference cell.

Its detectors will be able to tell whether the raised levels of hydrogen found by Lunar Prospector are confined to permanently shadowed regions, which is what would be predicted if they truly are a sign of water.

The sesB biochemical phenotype is the same as that which would be predicted if the mutation causes a decreased rate of adenine nucleotide exchange.

And two other lines of evidence from the paper also indicate that the proteins involved in anaesthesia have albumin-like qualities.One is that only albumin responds to changes in the concentration of isoflurane in the way that would be predicted if it were acting like a protein responding to anaesthesia.