Sentence examples for computerized predictions from inspiring English sources

The identification of putative linear B-cell epitopes of An. gambiae gSG6 was performed by computerized predictions of antigenicity based on physico-chemical properties of the amino-acid sequences with the BcePred database [24] and with the FIMM database [25].

Now all the networks have computerized vote-prediction programs, with access to the same raw-vote reporting service-the News Election Service, but Mr. Westin didn't think any other network would make use of it.

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Data from the Salmonella assay were used by Ashby (1985) to identify structural alerts for potential carcinogenicity, providing critical data for the development of computerized structure activity methods for carcinogenicity prediction (Richard 1998).

We will determine whether worker self-report data add substantially to computerized administrative data in the predictive models, to assist in determining the potential cost-efficiency of collecting information from workers in a disability prediction and prevention program.

Weather prediction was also possible, as was computerized research on brain waves whose traces on the electroencephalograph offered another physical realization of the time series that are predictable.

For application to EINECS, the structural alerts (Table 2) have been implemented in a computerized screening tool (EDC-Scan).1 To support prediction confidence of the structural alerts in EDC-Scan, their applicability domain (AD) was defined based on atom-centered fragments (ACFs) [32].

For developing a prediction model, five exploratory sets were generated using a computerized random calculator.

In this study, an experimental medicine model was used to test the prediction that alteration of attentional bias using a simple computerized bias modification task would causally influence markers of the risk of depressive recurrence.

As we continue our computerized enumerations, we also hope to gather enough data to start making specific predictions that can be tested".

Conclusions: Computerized quantification of accelerations and variability in the antepartum allows a good prediction of 1 and 5-min Apgar scores, and to a much lesser degree umbilical artery pH.