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We find that, during the mailing period, reminders increased adherence by 0.95 percentage points (p < 0.05), and this effect was driven by the prediction and commitment conditions; during the three-month post-mailing period, reminders increased adherence by 0.98 percentage points (p < 0.05), and this effect was driven by the basic reminder and commitment conditions.

The adaptation to visuo-motor perturbations has been shown to depend on the cerebellum, and is driven by the sensory prediction error rather than the motor error (Tseng et al., 2007).

Combined with experiments which are driven by the theoretical predictions it can be a powerful tool in the analysis of neuronal system function.

The runoff forecast, which is driven by the ensemble rainfall prediction, can provide uncertainties for the runoff forecasts during typhoon landfall.

The models are driven by the weather ensemble prediction system PEARP of Météo-France, which is based on the global spectral ARPEGE model zoomed over France.

Mercury is a proof-of-concept of QuPreSS that aims to show that the selection of predictive services can be driven by the quality of their predictions.

Although this result was driven by the model's under-prediction of IM hospital admissions and the large proportion of non-IM hospital admissions, there was a significant difference (p-value < 0.001) in the predicted probability of receiving IM therapy between the IM hospital admissions group (predicted probability = 0.16) and the non-IM hospital admissions group (predicted probability = 0.11).

Thus, our GBP and GBA predictions are combined to maximize average precision, which is largely driven by the accuracy of the top predictions.

The congruency (P-value = 1.8 × 10−34) between the two predictions was mainly driven by the large number of SNPs predicted to be benign by PolyPhen and tolerant by SIFT.

A comparison is made between predictions based on the simulated OSN activity driven by the stimulus intensity (coupled test, blue), predictions based on the simulated OSN activity driven by the time-reversed stimulus time courses (uncoupled control, black), and predictions based on the assumption that the neural activity stays constant over the course of each trajectory (constant control, red).

None of our results seem to depend critically on these assumptions, since most of the model predictions are driven by the static labor supply condition.