Sentence examples for merits predict from inspiring English sources

Academic merits predict good academic performance, but students admitted by other pathways need not be less successful.

To validate these findings, 200 roosters had their genetic merit predicted from the ASE SNPs only, and the top 30 and bottom 30 ranked roosters were reciprocally mated to random hens.

Optical properties of chromophores synthesized by the Naval Research Laboratory are modeled to construct a design factor of merit to predict and understand two-photon absorption (TPA) designs.

These analyses use smaller subsets of the databases, and rely on simplified figures of merit to predict likely performance based on the MQNs.

As a matter of fact, our stringent homology-based approach may not only have merits in predicting eukaryote-prokaryote PPIs, but also can be extended to many other types of inter-species PPI prediction, including eukaryote-archea PPIs, eukaryote-virus PPIs, etc.

The story piled poor editorial judgment on top of faulty reporting, in that there was little merit in predicting Comey's testimony a day or two before he gave it.

The method should have merit in predicting the vibration of built-up thin-plate structures in the so-called "mid-frequency" region where the modal density of the long waves is too low to allow confident application of statistical energy analysis, yet the modal density of the short flexural waves is too high to allow efficient finite element analysis.

Using gene contents for selection candidates, i.e. individuals whose genetic merit is predicted using SNP effects estimated from the training data, is not inhibited by the proposed algorithms, because their predicted genetic merit can simply be obtained outside the algorithm by multiplying their gene contents with allele substitution effects that are estimated in the algorithm.

This study aims to detect regions of the bovine genome associated with carcass performance traits (employing a panel of 54,001 SNPs) using measures of genetic merit (as predicted transmitting abilities) for 5,705 Irish Holstein-Friesian animals.

Genomic selection, where genetic merit is predicted from genome-wide single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) genotypes [ 1, 2], is used in the dairy industries in a number of countries [ 3, 4].

A subset of 192 SNP markers was chosen from the US-MARC association analysis for weaning weight reported in [ 38] and applied to predict merit for weaning weight and post-weaning gain in purebred calves representing seven of the breeds represented as crossbreds in the US-MARC training data.