Sentence examples for genuine prediction from inspiring English sources

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We applied several SEA tools for the same input gene lists, and only enriched categories obtained with several tools were considered indicative of genuine prediction.

Thirteen of the 22 excluded articles did not present a genuine prediction model, but were observational studies on risk factors for the outcome BPD.

In this sense, the phenomena the networks generate are genuine predictions about the brain.

ETA was then applied to make genuine predictions of enzymatic function among the remaining 3114 SG proteins that lack any annotated catalytic activity.

These BC n-RANC properties are genuine predictions because BC n-RANCs were defined to be specific logic circuits – conjunctions – with architectures that exploit basic neural capabilities and optimize certain cost functions; they were not designed to fit available data about the brain.

Both groups attempted to restrict their analyses only direct interactions using the presence of a seed site (see The Dominance of the Seed Site), and while this is the best marker we have for predicting genuine miRNA targets, these predictions are notoriously inaccurate, being wrong more often than they are right (when you include false negatives 36– 40 as well as false positives 41– 41).

Therefore, to reduce the likelihood of failing to identify genuine miRNAs, the prediction outputs from both programs (minimum free energy, MFE, ≤-25 kcal/mol) were combined.

Such predictions engender genuine, if speculative, hope.

The presence or absence of plasma irregularities in a given height region can, therefore, give us information as to whether the deviations of the observed electron density profiles from the IRI predictions are genuine or not.

This finding allowed us to address our second aim to test the prediction that more genuine expressions of positive emotion are behaviorally more contagious, and therefore should yield stronger engagement of sensorimotor cortex, in support of a facilitation account of group vocalization behavior.