Taking MCODE on DIP data as an example, it has predicted 50 complexes, of which 44 match 21 real complexes.
For example, in silico modelling has predicted benefits from the elevation of creatine in combination with total adenine nucleotides and total exchangeable phosphate pools.
So when we think, for example, that by 2030, the World Health Organization has predicted that the single leading cause of disability, globally, is depression.
No one, for example, could have predicted Einstein's great achievements on the basis of his mediocre record in school.
Few, for example, would have predicted a year ago that the city would move, as it did recently, to turn over the prosecution of misconduct cases to the Civilian Complaint Review Board, an independent panel whose efforts have long been viewed with suspicion by officers and city officials.
Several of those who emerge favourably from this account are now in senior positions: General John Abizaid, for example, who had predicted that American troops would be considered an "antibody" in the Arab world, has General Franks's job; and Zalmay Khalilzad, a shrewd diplomat, once side-lined by the defence secretary, is now America's ambassador in Baghdad.
In third-grade math, for example, analysts have predicted that 39% of students will rate in the top two tiers.
Few occupants of Germany in the years after World War I, for example, could have predicted the Holocaust, although in retrospect the signs look so clear.
For example, Liebig had predicted that the ratio of uric acid to urea would depend on the level of activity of a species or individual; Bird showed this to be false.
For example, CGH had predicted two copies of chromosome 7p (Chr7p) and three copies of Chr7q (see Fig. 2), while the SNP results indicated three and five copies, respectively (see Fig. 2 and 3), which was more consistent with the cytogenetic data (see Fig. 1).
