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On the other hand the properties of tubes functionalized at the open ends can be predicted with much shorter tubes.

The function takes care of variation in tube diameter and wall thickness and thus it precludes necessity of carrying out experiment and numerical simulation for tube with any particular geometry within the range and the f(a/W) can thus be predicted with much accuracy.

However, the high-grade CIN lesions were predicted with much lower sensitivity (~70%) [ 20, 58].

5'- SL was then predicted with a weight of covariance term as low as 1, while the 3'-SL was predicted with much higher base-pairing probabilities (Fig.  2b).

However, the inverse metamodelling indicated that also in Cluster 6 these parameters could be predicted with a much higher accuracy than by the global NPLSR metamodel, indicating model sensitivity to these parameters also in this region of the state variable space.

Although only a certain portion of proteins can be predicted with high confidence, their predicted locations are much more likely to be correct.

As might be predicted, with 1 μM AR-C155858 inhibition occurred much more quickly and was almost maximal at 5 min.

Furthermore, the potentially damaging effect of a coding-region mutation on the gene product activity can be predicted with good accuracy [ 5- 10], but this is much more difficult in the case of a non-coding region mutation [ 11, 12].

Nothing can be predicted with any certainty.

Such epitopes cannot be predicted with certainty.

For yeast, this confidence threshold is 0.5; for human, a lower threshold of 0.1 is used, since much fewer complexes are predicted with high precision.