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Applying these settings, many targets predicted by functional conservation, such as B. mori homologs of HLHmdelta and M4, would not have been predicted because of stringent filtering of the settings for miRNA-mRNA duplexes.

Shortages of 35,000-44,000 primary care physicians by 2025 have been predicted because of the demands of an increasing and aging adult population in the United States [ 5].

No positive dependence between surveillance of humans and active or participatory surveillance of poultry was detected, even though such dependence could have been predicted because of possible investigations into poultry cases after human cases were reported.

Neil Clarke points out in his referee report (published on-line accompanying this article) that he picked some of the genes to be predicted because of their surprising or non-trivial expression pattern the gat1Δ strain.

However, the molecular mechanisms of NANOS3 in germ cells still remain elusive, although similar functions to those of NANOS2 are predicted because of their structural similarity.

For large displacements, a substantial depression in fitness (phage growth rate) is predicted because of long delays in entry of the RNAP.

Given the fact that chromosomes could consist of intervals of haplotypes that are highly diverged, endless breeding opportunities could be predicted, because of their linear arrangement along a chromosome and their expression potential in hybrid combinations [ 5, 14, 15].

Of these 156 zygotes, 18 could not be included in the concordance analysis because the diagnosis of the PB was unknown (n = 5), the ploidy of the oocyte could not be predicted because of compensated aneuploidy in PB1 and PB2 (n = 7), or the result of the zygote was obscured by cumulus cell contamination (n = 6).

This observation could be predicted because the rate of uptake and tissue accumulation of Cd in women is higher than in men, as discussed above.

The disaster in West Bengal could not be predicted because it was the result of flash floods on several minor rivers; one report claimed that as many as 15,000 people had been swept away by the swirling waters in Bengal's Midnapore district.

This means that whereas phenotypes resulting from a decrease in gene expression can be predicted because they cluster on networks of protein complexes, over-expression phenotypes cannot be predicted in this way.