Sentence examples for common predictions of from inspiring English sources

The most common predictions of the Democratic victim involve Representative Eliot L. Engel of the Bronx, Ms. Slaughter of Rochester, Representative Joseph Crowley of Queens and Representative Carolyn B. Maloney of Manhattan.

Only two protein pairs are absent from the common predictions of the three sets, which illustrates that the quality of the predictions of N+ is better than those of N. Therefore, the adjustment of our method can obtain more reliably predicted PPIs.

According to the most common prediction of the war's eventual end, Assad will lead Syria's Alawites to an enclave on the Mediterranean coast, which includes the major ports of Latakia and Tartous, where the Alawites predominate.

The observed reversible freezing of the Min oscillations has not been previously observed experimentally, despite being a common prediction of quantitative models.

Although our experiment was not designed to distinguish among different theoretical models of agonistic contest settlement (see above), we also tested a common prediction of these models that the size of participants' weaponry affects the duration of contests.

A common prediction of models of the IGP module is that the coexistence of the species is difficult, which is considered inconsistent to the ubiquity of IGP in nature.

To this end, we used a simple formula to determine the fraction of common predictions between pairs of methods: where (P1∩P2 L represents the number of common hits between two predictors (P1 and P2) for a given subcellular location (L).

We suggest that such behavioural variation is now well demonstrated, and we argue against a strict interpretation of the 'Tragedy of the Commons' prediction of over-proliferation of roots in the zone of competitive encounters (Gersani et al. 2001).

Since affinity density is as much a structural property of the chromosome as it is a function of the primary sequence of the DNA, we selected common predictions made on this basis instead of nucleotide-for-nucleotide sequence conservation (see Section 5).

Some of the most common predictions this year are that neither Dick Costolo and Marissa Mayer will make it through 2015 with their titles intact.

This article evaluates three of the most common predictions about AB 32 made by oil lobbyists and their politicians.