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This is needed because loci may not be inferred accurately.

The data strongly suggest that individual differences in creative cognition can be inferred accurately from single-word utterances in our case, verbs spoken aloud in response to visually presented nouns.

By the same token, I can whistle "Memory," the treacly anthem of "Cats" (under duress), and the show's inherent puddy-tat cuteness is something I managed to infer (accurately, it turns out) years ago.

23 The danger of such bad faith is especially high in cases such as this one where the officers are only after the passengers and can usually infer accurately that the driver is the owner.

Consequently, gene trees affected by transfer are difficult to infer accurately.

The phylogenetic position of mAng was paramount to infer accurately the evolutionary processes corresponding to each of the multiple duplication events.

Nevertheless, few existing bioinformatics tools can infer accurately the four-digit HLA types from various genome-wide "omics" data with diverse read lengths and depths.

The secondary structure for this region was difficult to infer accurately, so we have less confidence in the accuracy of our reconstruction.

This observation agrees with the work of others in the literature, where the growth rate has been found to be characteristic of the bacteria [ 1], whilst h0 has been found to be the least constrained by the data and therefore the most difficult to infer accurately [ 11].

In principle, syntenic conservation could be inferred more accurately from genome-wide alignments.

For the latter, we modeled the number of each allele (TQ, TR, CQ, CR) linearly, using all subjects for whom haplotype could be directly inferred or accurately estimated (PHASE, version 2.0.2) (Stephens et al. 2001).