Sentence examples for example as predicted from inspiring English sources
Note that if in (15b) we took the presupposition of the definite "the knave" to include a uniqueness or maximality requirement, i.e., that there was no more than one knave, then the overall presupposition of the example as predicted by the Karttunen (1974) model, and indeed by Strong Kleene, would no longer be trivial.
For example, as predicted by one version of the plant stress hypothesis [7], boring insect guilds respond positively to drought stress, as do phloem-feeding insects when drought stress is intermittent [8], effects that occur because of enhanced N availability in drought-stressed plants.
For example, as predicted, recombination rates were high on both ends of metacentric chromosome 7 and recombination occurred mostly on one end of telocentric chromosome 15.
For example, as predicted by the theory, billionaires have significantly more male offspring compared with the rest of the population (Cameron and Dalerum 2009).
The results are as predicted.
The line-up is roughly as predicted.
It is shown, for example, that, as predicted, nanotwinned Ag displays performance comparable, if not superior, to nanotwinned Cu.
We provide an example: AS-EAST predicts that a novel AS isoform of mitogen-activated protein kinase 1 (MAPK1) in human skeletal muscle inhibits the signaling pathway by removing residues that interact with ATP and substrate proteins.
The term, 'evidence', for example, is repeated as predicted, or Given, information in thematic position throughout these reports.
LncRNA ESCCAL-1 is such an example as a predicted novel onco-lncRNA, and it is overexpressed in 65% of an independent ESCC patient cohort (n = 26).
Figure 3 and Supplementary Table S2 show the probabilities assigned by proABC to residues in the Gevokizumab light and heavy chain sequences and highlights the correct and incorrect predictions obtained in this example (considering a residue as predicted to be in contact if the corresponding probability is >0.5).
