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Conversion in expression of the studied proteins from the primary tumor to metastases was fairly frequent, except for IGF1R, implying that the expression status of metastases cannot always be reliably predicted from the primary tumor, thereby necessitating biopsy for reliable assessment.

The results did not support the argument put forward in the literature that the zero-plane displacement could be reliably predicted from the height of the centre of drag force.

All mycorrhizal parameters could be reliably predicted from a combination of root traits, involving ratio of cortex / central cylinder, root / shoot ratio and the number of forks per root length.

Due to the complex effect of temperature and time combination, most of the measured properties could not be reliably predicted from the second order response surface regression equations except the loaf weight and crumb moisture.

The former studies established that behavior could not be reliably predicted from personality test scores because it was heavily determined by situational factors, while the latter work showed that whether children cheated on tests or behaved dishonestly depended mostly on situational variables such as the risks of being found out.

In this paper, we explore how different socio-demographic variables of a user can be reliably predicted from mobile phone data and how this information could be used at-scale by NGOs like Flowminder, reducing the data collection cost by approximately two orders of magnitude.

Compression experiments verified that the effective modulus scaled linearly with the measured relative density of the micro-trusses and was reliably predicted from a simple analytical model.

Based on properties of the cross-validated OPLS model, microarray elements that were reliably predicted from the weather parameters were subsequently identified, suggesting that such elements are influenced by or directly regulated from the weather.

Based on properties of the cross-validated OPLS model, microarray elements that were reliably predicted from the weather parameters were subsequently identified, suggesting that such elements are influenced by or directly regulated by the weather.

The results suggest that residue depth could be reliably predicted solely from protein primary sequences: local sequence environments are the major determinants, while global sequence features could influence the prediction performance marginally.

Consequently, renal circulatory response to sepsis estimated by Doppler ultrasonography cannot be reliably predicted simply from changes in systemic hemodynamics.