The prediction and verification of atomic positions— the geometrical configuration— of a complex molecule like a protein, or of a chemically reactive surface, or of a doped solid interface, for example, begins to yield to atomistic simulations based upon classical or semiclassical force-fields.
The method is compared to CLAWPACK in various examples, and found to yield a comparable or better accuracy for similar resolutions.
For example, Cufflinks appears to yield a set of predictions that is more complementary to GeneMark than GIIRA predictions because the combination of GeneMark and Cufflinks leads to a higher sensitivity and fewer missed exons than GeneMark combined with GIIRA.
Inclusion of Middle Eastern or South Asian examples would be expected to yield a more representative result.
A political campaign based on eliminating 24/7 access to cash, for example, would be unlikely to yield a lot of votes.
Researchers from the University of Missouri found in July that boys' classroom behavior can actually work in their favor by the time they enter middle school: Their impulsive approach -- calling out answers in class, for example -- eventually proved to yield more correct answers.
Demonstrated with numerical examples, these calculations are shown to yield, in a very efficient way, accurate critical load values of these systems.
In the first of three examples, the driving-force required to yield a stagnation-point flow is derived from the pressure field of the potential flow for a lattice of counter-rotating line vortices.
The conclusion is that most of the technologies in clinical trials are incremental rather than paradigm-shifting and that even the more clinically advanced oral peptide drugs examples of oral bioavailability appear to yield oral bioavailability values of only 1 2% and are, therefore, only currently suitable for a limited range of peptides.
Section 3.4 discusses an example where expected utility theory requires preferences that seem rationally forbidden a challenge to both the necessity and the sufficiency of expected utility for rationality as well as examples where expected utility fails to yield any usable verdict at all.
