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Two basic strategies have been described to predict novel microRNAs: Sequence similarity searches led to the identification of novel members of previously established miRNA families, many of which are conserved across the animal kingdom [26], [27].
Various methods have been described to predict phosphorylation sites by specific kinases: a database created by Kreegipuu et al from annotated phosphorylation sites found in literature[5] and Blom et al have used an artificial neural network method to predict eukaryotic phosphorylation sites [6].
All three have previously been described to predict for BRAF mutations 13– 19, 19.
A number of parameters have been described to predict risk of progression to symptomatic MM (Table 1).
Currently, a number of parameters have been described to predict risk of progression to symptomatic MM, prompting the following questions: (1) what probability of 2-year progression to symptomatic MM will be defined as high risk?
Another marker of type I collagen, CTX-I, a marker of Cathepsin K-mediated type I collagen degradation reflecting bone resorption, has previously been described to predict disease progression, albeit only in the worst quartile [ 27, 28].
Minerals Engineering 22 (6), 544 549), an approach was described to predict the specific energy of a range of tumbling mill and crushing/high pressure grinding rolls (HPGR) circuits.
In this work, a catenary physiologically-based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) model is described to predict the pharmacokinetic benefit conferred by engineering mAbs for 'catch and release' binding.
A theoretical/numerical method is described to predict the radiated sound field of a propfan model by using the pressure fluctuations measured in the exit plane (near field).
A one-dimensional bubble plume model is described to predict the gaseous mass transfer of air bubbles into ambient water and the appropriate design criteria of a bubbler for a linearly stratified reservoir.
In the subsequent section mathematical method for different PV technologies is described to predict the best suitable PV technology for a particular location.
