Sentence examples for for further predicting from inspiring English sources
Although no observation of the anisotropy has yet been reported for SEPs with energy greater than several tens of MeV, if such observations become available, our model may be able to estimate the scattering mean free path in interplanetary space in near real time, which will be valuable for the study of SEP transport and for further predicting the SEP intensity.
Such relationship is helpful for further predicting the potential interactions in both drug discovery and drug repositioning.
They are a powerful tool in extracting hidden representations and producing a robust reconstruction for further predicting tasks.
Interestingly, low "Differentiation Scores," or high expression of the aforementioned signatures, further predicted for brain and lung metastases.
The synergistic drug combination with two FDA-approved drugs, Tamoxifen and Letrozole, are further predicted for ER-positive BRCA based on the reconstructed ER-positive breast cancer signaling network.
We further predict that for long term HEG persistence at high levels the toxicity of the endonuclease must not be higher than the toxicity of the insertion sequence per se.
The model further predicts high sensitivity for PL emitted by non-homogenously doped stacked-films to incident light wavelengths and film-thickness variations.
It further predicts the conditions for the emergence and the maintenance of cis-regulated alternative splicing, which are both favored by the tissue specific expression of splicing variants.
We further predicted multiple sites for phosphorylation, glycosylation, acetylation and methylation and examined the correlations of protein disorder with the presence of the predicted PTM sites.
The input sequence with a specific mature miRNA positioned could be further predicted by UNAFold for its secondary structure and substructure of stem-loop with mature miRNA sequence on one arm.
US banking giant Citigroup says the global coal industry is set for further pain, predicting an acceleration of mine closures, liquidations and bankruptcies.
