As shown by the following examples, the prediction is borne out.
In contrast to the above two examples, the prediction for trypsinogen (PDB: 1mtw/2tga, RMSD = 1.16 Å) failed due to conformational changes, in which the binding pocket was filled by a loop located near the pocket in the unbound form, although the RSMD value was rather small, as compared with the former two cases (Fig. 5D).
Panel (b) shows, as an example, the prediction profile likelihood and the validation profile likelihood for this data realization for predicting A t) at time point t = 10.
For example, the prediction of a 3C rise in temperatures over the next 100 years is far lower than the 11C some studies suggest.
Or, take my favorite example: the prediction of a genetic relationship between the great apes and humans via a common ancestor, as taught in many (I wish it were all) introductory biology courses.
For example, the prediction accuracies of SIP-FS on boats, rocks, sun, and vehicle indicate advantages over that of mRMR.
For example, the prediction that some policy will have changed or that certain resources will have been exhausted is more likely to be true in the further future.
In a realistic example, the prediction of several items ought to be obtained with the user waiting to see some meaningful recommendations.
For example, the prediction that a tossed coin will land heads up half of the time is accurate just because of statistics (if the coin is tossed in the air often enough), not because of any domain-related theory.
For example, the prediction that neurons bearing different dendritic morphologies differ in their responses to stimuli [6], [7] has been corroborated in vitro [8] and in vivo [9], [10].
We designed the selection analyses to investigate, for example, the prediction that women in the poorest wealth class facing the highest mortality rates should experience the strongest selection on early reproduction, while stronger selection for delayed reproduction should be seen among women with less limited resource availability and higher survival rates.
