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The 2013 Human Development Report, released last week by the United Nations Development Programme, gives both a global snapshot and extensive predictions of the world's state of development.

Failing to remove such pixels from the region might lead to erroneously extensive predictions of suitable climate when transferring a model to a different time period.

Identification of the interaction networks between the DNA functional elements and the human proteome requires extensive predictions and powerful high throughput techniques.

We have performed an extensive prediction and comparison of the secretomes from 26 sequenced LAB genomes.

It is beyond the scope of the article to build an extensive prediction model or to adjust for variables possibly on the causal pathway to the outcome.

Although functional validation of predicted cis-elements needs to be done by specialized plant physiologists in each research field, the prediction itself can be done by non-specialists, allowing extensive prediction that can support wide aspects of plant physiological studies.

In this review, we begin with a brief introduction of ZFN, TALEN, and CRISPR/Cas9 technologies, then generate an extensive prediction of effective TALEN and CRISPR/Cas9 target sites in the genomes of a broad range of taxonomic species.

That pixel is given the closest value present for that variable in the model; however, the model is prone to over-extensive predictions when the response curve is high (or was increasing) and curtailed by the environment present in the training region.

In the early decades of this century, Americans have sometimes traced our greatest errors to a failure of imagination: the inability to picture a terrorist, in a cave, who is able to strike; the hubris to ignore extensive State Department predictions of what would come of the invasion of Iraq.

Based on extensive model predictions with 136 common solvents, a few promising candidates showing the highest reaction rates or selectivities were identified and their electronic and structural properties were characterized.

Did the authors look at the paper from Susan Wessler to see if their catalytic residues coincide with their extensive phylogenetic predictions (The catalytic domain of all eukaryotic cut-and-paste transposase superfamilies. Yuan YW, Wessler SR.