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We observed the opposite outcome for annual revenues regarding the strategy which does not use sheepdogs where peaks and valleys do not form a consistent pattern and consequently cannot be predicted as disturbances in the system (e.g. loss of a sheepdog) may occur (Marker et al. 2003, Andelt 2004).

The position of the VN fragment in fusion proteins was dictated by cloning constraints since the best appropriate fusion topology cannot be predicted, as demonstrated above.

One example is MrpL32 (P25348), which cannot be predicted as having an MTS by standard tools such as TargetP [ 61] or Predotar [ 35], nor by our SVM's trained without divergence features.

Twelve-month pressures and medication reduction were not significantly different, suggesting that AIT-mediated IOP reduction cannot be predicted as a fraction of preoperative levels and that outflow resistance downstream of the TM was similar in all eyes and additive to episcleral venous pressure.

Prigogine argued that as long as systems receive energy and matter from an external source, nonlinear systems (or dissipative structures, as he called them) can go through periods of instability and then self-organization, resulting in more-complex systems whose characteristics cannot be predicted except as statistical probabilities.

The reasons why 7%% (14 side effects) in 211 side effects cannot be predicted are as follows: 6 side effects are not nominated in this database; 7 side effects are not be classified although they are nominated in this database.

Then, mathematical models are necessary when the consequences of hypothesized processes cannot be predicted verbally which arises as soon as the studied systems become complex (more compartments, more interactions, retroactions, space is explicitly taken into account).

In this study, we show direct visual evidence using in vivo microscopy that alveolar R/D cannot be predicted using PaO2 as a surrogate for alveolar stability and protective MV.

Some of the effects of combinations of multiple environmental perturbations on gene expression cannot be predicted from the individual treatments, as has been shown in tobacco (Rizhsky et al., 2002a), Arabidopsis thaliana (Rasmussen et al., 2013) and sorghum (Johnson et al., 2014).

In investing, the efficient-market hypothesis claims that financial prices always exhibit random walk behavior and thus cannot be predicted with consistency, and as such, market timing is impossible.

This implicit learning has been verified by the speeding of responses that can be predicted relative to those that cannot be predicted by that regularity (as indicated in Fig. 1A) although the subjects remain unaware of the presence of any structure [13], [15] [18].