As a whole, the system is unpredictable, but the movement of a particular brick has a predictable effect on its two neighbours, one of which becomes more likely to slip (as the cord between the two tightens) and one of which becomes less likely to slip (as the cord slackens).
Cot analysis is based upon the observation that the product of DNA concentration (C 0), reassociation time (t), and a "buffer factor" accounting for cation concentration has a predictable effect on the amount of reassociation occurring in a denatured DNA sample [ 18].
Predictable effect A number weren't right, but the idea that the injunctions could be breached so blithely had a predictable effect: the judges were outraged.
What the World Bank tactfully calls a progressive deterioration in governance has had a predictable effect.
But over all, there's less to go around, with a predictable effect on price.
Measurement error has a more predictable effect on interaction coefficients, which are generally biased towards the null by random measurement error in exposure variables though unaffected by random confounder measurement error in linear regression when genotype can be assumed error-free and independent of exposure and confounder.
Neither PTG nor the NFκB modulator Z had any predictable effects on methylation patterns, but methylation levels were altered, especially in the case of NFKBIA, with fold changes of >1.2 or <0.8 in 63% (15/24) of the samples from patients at diagnosis and 88% (21/24) of those from treated patients.
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Federal conflict of interest law requires government employees to be disqualified from participating in a matter "if it would have a direct and predictable effect on the employee's own financial interests".
