Sentence examples for may be predicted as from inspiring English sources
The latter may be predicted as a solution to the relevant first-passage problem.
Introducing 1 as an N × 1 vector of "1 -entries, the random population total τ* = 1 -entries + 1′ε may be predicthe as {widehat{tau}}^ = {mathbf{1}}^{mathbf{prandomwidehat{boldsymbol{Y}} (6).
When only RTTs are used in training step, at verification step, a set of collected RTT involving a target host H, may be associated with multiple classes so multiple hosts may be predicted as target and not only host H—, because many probing hosts may experience similar RTT values.
With further improvements to the accuracy of secondary structure prediction methods and incorporation of additional fold-conserved features from solvent-exposed regions, it is conceivable that more accurate structures may be predicted as part of future advancements to the PCAIN methodology.
By degradome sequencing, a great many genes may be predicted as potential target genes.
A region may be predicted as full copies of the coding regions of two IS templates, and only the copy with smaller overall E-value will be kept.
For example, with model-based inference the random population total (or mean) may be predicted or (as in this study) the expected value of the population total may be estimated.
Finally, if the volume does not have as much of an influence on optimized axon myelo-architecture design, as may be predicted for some fibers in the PNS with thicker myelin sheaths, then a δ<β should be able to predict these lower PNS g-ratio values.
One person no school would particularly want at their sports day is Horrid Henry who, as may be predicted, both hates sports day and has his own very special way of winning his most hared event, the cross-country run, in Horrid Henry's Sports Day.
Hierarchical binomial logistic regressions identified, as may be predicted, these diseases to be independent (conditional on environmental factors), which further highlight the different mechanisms of their transmission.
The thrS and thrZ genes of B. subtilis can compensate for the absence of each other [ 4], but only one copy (thrS) is present in S. aureus, and as may be predicted this is essential.
