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The researchers plugged low, medium and high numbers into their equations to see what the different models predicted in terms of how many people would eventually get the disease.

Nonetheless we could still improve many gene models predicted in the MIPS F. graminearum database.

StuPPO5 to StuPPO9 are five novel PPO-like gene models predicted in the S. tuberosum genome (Table  1, Additional file 1).

We manually curated three distinct categories of gene models predicted in the genome of the Zebra finch (taegut3.2.4) by Ensembl's Genebuild pipeline (e59; [ 47]).

Variance filtering of the gene models predicted in our first computational annotation removed ~ 3/4 of the genes with low covariance among tissues.

To identify introns in genes that are not expressed in the conditions we used, we compared the C. parapsilosis genome to gene models predicted in C. albicans [ 28- 31].

In the CMS-HCC models, the influence of including the index date claim had a larger influence on c-statistic values in models predicting in-patient mortality than in the models predicting six-month mortality.

Of greatest importance is the fact that large-scale, observed winds tend to behave much as the geostrophic- or gradient-flow models predict in most of the atmosphere.

Feder noted, for example, that Bueno de Mesquita's model predicted in a forecast done of Italy's budget one year a specific figure that turned out to be off by only 1percentthethe C.I.A. method would predict just a deficit.

The relative numbers of larvae, pupae, and adults would fluctuate, the model predicted, in a chaotic fashion--that is, the system was so sensitive that it would be impossible to predict the size of a population based on initial conditions.

These models predicted that in most scientific fields and settings the majority of published research, findings may be false.