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The STP method is based on the assumption that the microphone signals can be predicted not only in the time domain but also in the space domain [11].

This suggests, similar to other natural products like lanthipeptides [ 13] and phosphonates [ 14], that the structure and function of a particular TOMM can be predicted not only by the sequence of the precursor peptide, but also by the similarity of the modification enzymes.

Successful collaboration is predicted not only to strengthen a buying firm performance but also to reduce transaction costs.

It is clear that advantageous wagering is predicted not only to increase as a function of perceptual sensitivity, but also to decrease as a function of wager size.

Moreover, insertions are predicted not only to make fission energetically favorable but also to accelerate this reaction by reducing its energy barrier.

It was predicted not only that the number of women infected with HIV would increase but also that the male-to-female ratio would decrease, from the estimated 5.1 in 1994 to only 2.03 in 2005.

Recent evidence suggests that microvascular complications are predicted not only by HbA1c levels but also by HbA1c variability from one visit to the next, independently of average HbA1c and known risk factors for microangiopathy, both in type 1 (9– 11) and type 2 (13, 13) diabetes.

If these stacks are not included, then the pseudoknot will be predicted not to form, and only the stem 1 hairpin will be predicted to form.

Thus, in this set of 82 positions only 11 were predicted not to carry a variant.

Finally, it was found that the proposed 3D progressive failure model can be used to predict not only damage progression and impact behavior, but also interlaminar delamination.

Such data would be useful for predicting not only the scale of interventions required but also the geographical areas on which to focus control efforts and preparedness strategies.