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The predicted effects of PhoP induction, however, differ from the predicted global effects for TAG, PAT, and DAT.
Our results differ from the predicted length of 20 nt for miR172c annotated in the miRBase database.
We found that 17.8% of all RefSeq transcripts differ from the predicted transcript sequence (Fig. 1): 3.5% align with gaps, 16.2% with substitutions and 1.9% with both gaps and substitutions.
Some genes, such as RBE and At4g12960, have described expression patterns that differ from the predicted expression from the array, with expression in both integuments instead of just one or the reverse.
However, EST-SSRs have some disadvantages over genomic SSRs as EST-SSRs are known to be less variable than the genomic SSRs [ 24] and the amplicon size can also differ from the predicted size due to the effect of presence of introns in the flanking fractions [ 25].
This observation was further supported by a series of planned one-tailed t-tests showing that the bimodal threshold for adults was significantly lower than both the haptic (t(11) = −3.279, p = .007) and the auditory threshold (t(11) = −1.428, p = .05), and did not differ from the predicted optimal bimodal threshold (t(11) = −0.134, p = .44).44
Concurrently, the edited sequence of COIII was obtained by RT-PCR for CL Brener: When compared with our in silico prediction, the true COIII sequence differed from the predicted version such that two of the estimated 30 gRNAs would have been missed (data not shown).
Proteins in rice with highest connectivity (number of different interactions) were not always the most evolutionarily conserved, which differs from the predicted Arabidopsis interactome (Geisler-Lee et al., 2007).
The distribution of responses where the emergency physicians' responses differed from the predicted response or when the QT nomogram predicted response differed from the Bazett prediction can be seen in Fig. 2 (columns 2, 4 and 6).
These gains differed from the predicted gains for DBH and DEN from the general Smith-Hazel index model (18.8% and 6.7% respectively), possibly due to the dependency on precise estimation of variance-covariance matrices to accurately predict breeding values.
However, the adjusted value never differed from the predicted value by more than 10 ml/min (data not shown).
