Although such a "local" approach is reasonable, we designed the software to select entire antigens for experimental challenges rather than hazarding fine predictions that may not correspond to in vivo conditions.
A specific coarse-to-fine prediction scheme is proposed that ensures the stability of the computations, even when a large number of scales are involved.
It could be concluded that by increasing the defect rate, the artificial immune classifiers perform better and gives a finest prediction model compared to others.
From the analyses of the Cox hazard regression models, it appears that c.1810T provides additive information to MYCN amplification status and age of the patient, allowing for finest prediction of the eventual outcome of the disease.
Ms. Fine's prediction is for ad spending in the United States to increase 3.7percentthis yearar from weak 2002 results, and increase 2.7percentt worldwide.
Section 4 presents the results of our analyses, including a model validation exercise that compares our proposed model against a number of other candidate models, and a fine scale prediction of NO2 across the Glasgow region.
The release of UKCP09, with fine scale predictions for a number of climate variables [26], provides the opportunity to make meaningful long term projections.
Application of these techniques can allow a finer scale prediction of relative gene importance for a particular process within a group of similarly expressed genes.
These findings indicate that tissue repair is a quantifiable response to toxic injury and that inclusion of this response in risk assessment may help in fine-tuning prediction of toxicity outcomes.
In addition, because the strength of parental antagonism will tend to covary with the strength of sexual antagonism (for example, increased polyandry will lead to an intensification of both types of antagonism), it will be necessary to derive fine-grained predictions that distinguish the patterns of imprinting predicted under the kinship and sexual antagonism theories.
