For example, similar to reports of significance in yeast PPI networks [ 24, 34, 35], node degree (the number of other proteins that a protein is connected to) in bacterial co-conservation networks is predictive of broad functional categories, such as essentiality.
If someone fit none, then mental illness was highly unlikely to be predictive of violence.
Behavioral interviews have fallen out of fashion and proven not to be predictive of performance.
That's going to be predictive of what someone is going to do within our company.
If anyone is seriously willing to argue that a handful of Republican activists in Florida are predictive of the broader electorate, please unmask yourself in the comments and accept the teasing you deserve.With that said, Mr Perry's recent travails, real or exaggerated, are good for everyone.
Finally, we report a polygenic score analysis testing whether a panel of SNPs associated specifically with schizophrenia are predictive of the broader phenotype in our sample.
Specifically, sleep quality is predictive of pain as well as broader areas of functioning and emotional well-being such as fatigue, social functioning, and depression [ 7, 8].
Nevertheless, there is a broad range of hydrocarbon chemistries outside those represented in the training set whereupon α successfully correlated with the experimentally measured P. aeruginosa attachment, suggesting that α is predictive of bacterial attachment over a broad chemical space.
A recent review [ 6] points out the four broad domains of development that are predictive of ASD: sensory-motor, attentional, social-emotional, and communication.
Our data show that broad evolutionary conservation of genes (among multicellular eukaryotes) is predictive of essentiality, and also that essentiality of those orthologues is a strong predictor.
