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Proekt et al. [39] proposed that the slow dynamics of the Aplysia CPG act in this manner, integrating the perceived stimulus over time to estimate the true environment and consequently predicting conservatively that, when the next motor program is triggered, the true environment will most likely not have changed from that estimate and neither should the behavior.

Conversely, higher thresholds of conservative classifiers, such as –0.5, reduce the frequency of a mutation being classified as pathogenic, consequently predicting a smaller set of more reliable disease-associated mutations.

Identifying promoters for bacteriophage encoded σ factors together with a more straightforward identification of promoters for bacterial encoded σ factor, allows clustering the genes in putative early, middle and late class, and consequently predicting the temporal regulation of bacteriophage gene expression, which we demonstrate on phage 7-11.

In contrast, F3H transcripts decreased to the lowest levels at the time when the up-regulated genes accumulated transcripts at their peak values suggesting a down regulation or relegation of this gene/enzyme function to those up-regulated HR responders and consequently predicting a lesser role in the resistant response in soybean.

Consequently, predicting the development of ground and lake water quality is necessary and must be based on the geochemical composition of the mining dumps.

Consequently, predicting the impact of introduced disease on the many other endemic faunas of the remote Pacific will remain a challenge.

The model can be used to calculate the transistor channel temperature and consequently predict the device lifetime.

We consequently predict that agonist ligands should likewise be fitter than antagonists for detecting responses to denervation in positron emission tomography studies of idiopathic Parkinson's disease.

Langmuir's model of adsorption depends on the assumption that intermolecular forces decrease rapidly with distance and consequently predicts the existence of monolayer coverage of the adsorbate at the outer surface of the adsorbent.

The model consequently predicted a strong increase in acetate production and a decrease in ethanol production (Fig.  5).

We can consequently predict some homogeneity of selective pressures acting on genomes belonging to the same species.