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AutoDock4 is acknowledged to be one of the most reliable and broadly used molecular docking tool [5], with several examples of accurate docking predictions already published [6, 7].

Examples of accurate in-line measurements of polymer rheometry in an injection moulding nozzle and in a model solid phase forming process uniaxial drawing of polymers are discussed.

But at the same time when offered with either Foresight or specifically scenario consulting service, they react with scepticism, and the only pro-Foresight arguments that are not automatically rejected are those of real evidence of effectiveness of futures work, such as examples of accurate predictions, decisions made based on these, profits made or losses avoided.

There are several successful examples of accurate QTL/gene detection using GWAS in rice and other crop species (Huang et al. 2010; Han and Huang, 2013; Wu et al. 2015; Yang et al. 2014; Kumar et al. 2014), but there are only a few association studies for drought-related traits in rice (Vasant 2012; Courtois et al. 2013; Vannirajan et al. 2012; Muthukumar et al. 2015).

Tackling everything from the web's population to the global human-to-chicken ratio, these images are shining examples of accurate and artful data.

I really believe that in American written language, including language scripted for radio and television, such errors are now more common than examples of accurate agreement.

Examples of the accurate computation of resonant spectra are given.

Fig. 10 Examples of the accurate tracking of abnormalities using the affine constraint.

This study provides a striking example of how accurate mouse models can provide insights on molecular processes involved in progression and recurrence of human cancer.

The noncompact problem of the compression wave generated by a high-speed train entering a tunnel is discussed as an example of how accurate predictions of sound generation by identified distributions of vorticity can frequently be made by analytical means when the more conventional numerical approach becomes intractable.

Another example of more accurate genotype-based prediction is response to copper sulfate (CuS04).