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This indicates that high bit-depth intra-MBs are likely to be predicted from their low bit-depth versions, instead of by conventional intra-prediction, if the corresponding low bit-depth MB is reconstructed well.

In terms of computational predictions, these genes are less connected in the network, more likely to be predicted inoperative, and connect to less overcoupled metabolites.

According to the article, Black defendants were "77percentt more likely to be pegged as at higher risk of committing a future violent crime and 45percentt more likely to be predicted to commit a future crime of any kind".

R2 The explained variance (R²) provides a measure of how well future outcomes are likely to be predicted by the model.

This indicates that the Agent derived from the reduced Prior has managed to find a similar chemical space to that of the canonical Agent, with structures that are equally likely to be predicted as active, but are less similar to the known actives.

The unmapped sequences are likely to be predicted from scaffolds that are not integrated into the genome.

Since each of these tools use different methods for ortholog prediction, orthologs predicted by more than one method are more likely to be accurately predicted.

Indeed, ELES predicts both the range and distribution of the rear-face surface pressure very closely, indicating that the separated flow is also likely to be well predicted.

Observed areas of no forest cover change are more likely to be correctly predicted as having a low probability of deforestation (p < 0.10).

Black bars indicate that large observed deforestation patches are more likely to be correctly predicted as having a high probability of deforestation (p > 0.59).

This clearly shows that breakpoint fixation is not happening randomly and uniformly across the genome and that regions that are more likely to be broken can be predicted.