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The sub-cellular location was mainly predicted as cytoplasmic.
In summary, while cultural/attitudinal measures mainly predicted students' acceptance of evolution, cognitive measures were the main predictors of natural selection understanding.
The same can be observed for the other two models: with very few exceptions, the order of degradations associated with codec variants of the same family is mainly predicted by the models.
The deficits were mainly predicted by altered executive function (i.e., updating) for past periods, as well as by general semantic and feature binding in working memory for the future period, independently of the injury characteristics.
The proposed method avoids a large number of time-consuming evaluation processes, and the important samples are mainly predicted by a well-constructed Kriging metamodel, thus the calculating efficiency is increased significantly.
The top 10 gill transcripts comprised mainly predicted proteins of unknown function or mitochondrial transcripts.
Concerns have been raised whether predicted structures will help in function prediction since these in silico methods mainly predict correctly the protein core while function often depends on surface-properties [3].
The prediction of the fatigue and wear of contact wire: The previous studies mainly predict the fatigue of contact wire to evaluate the service performance of catenary, but the prediction accuracy of fatigue has not been verified.
Additional analyses show that economic competencies mainly predict the aspirations to study in economics or a related field.
To date, non-homology based operon prediction strategies have mainly used predicted promoters and terminators present at the extremities of transcriptional unit as predictors, with reasonable success.
In this study, the choice between providing full support and foregoing life-sustaining therapy was driven primarily by an evaluation of objective medical data, mainly the predicted reversibility of the underlying and acute conditions and the unresponsiveness to treatment already offered.
