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However, it might be predicted that the presence of rhamnolipids in the EPS of a biofilm is able to change the biofilm architecture due to their tensioactive properties (Beal and Betts 2000).
Combined with our previous results, it might be predicted that perhaps, the CIE coordinates limit of TPE-based luminogens should be around (0.15, 0.11), and the CIEy is hard to break through 0.10, unless other building blocks with shorter conjugation used instead of TPE.
Previous reports have shown that the UPR can activate autophagy, and it might be predicted that loss of ER translocon function could induce autophagy via the UPR.
From these considerations it might be predicted that ramping cells and fixed rate memory cells in working memory should exhibit higher average firing rate changes from baseline than decaying-rate memory cells.
In the absence of GnRH, reproductive maturation does not occur, although it might be predicted that central activation of the neuronal network upstream of GnRH would proceed normally as long as these stimuli are not dependent on reproductive hormones.
Given that the biopsy from patient#2 was performed during a recurrent phase of CHIK disease, it might be predicted that satellite cells are still subjected to CHIK virus replication past the initial stages of virus infection.
It might also be predicted that genes in a divergent orientation, with independent regulatory controls, might be associated with larger UIR, and that a bias in gene orientation might therefore influence UIR calculation (Chang, Wu, et al. 2012).
In a similar fashion, if the IFNβ (Ifnb1) transcript itself was targeted for suppression, it might also be predicted to have a direct effect on downstream expression of type I IFN-induced genes (as also observed in this study).
First trimester HbA1c can not be used to exclude or predict GDM in women with PCOS, but it might be better to predict preeclampsia than the GDM diagnosis.
It might be different if predicting a risk of sudden death were a simpler task.
