Sentence examples for more specific prediction from inspiring English sources
A more specific prediction from the hypothesis, however, is that the preference toward the previous winner should not decay passively during continuous viewing.
Third, the more specific prediction is that lesioning grid modules with large periods will lead to the appearance of additional place fields at periodic, grid-like locations in two dimensions, but that analysis is not made or discussed in Hales et al. (2014).
A more specific prediction of regions that lie within the ER membrane is the free energy calculation for membrane insertion by means of the Sec61 translocon (ΔGmi): negative ΔGmi values are indicative of potential TMDs of strong hydrophobicity and sufficient length; positive ΔGmi values are less likely to be TMDs [ 24].
Bioinformatics methods that provide clues to the roles of individual residues in a protein are used by biologists to prioritize site-directed mutagenesis experiments and to provide a more specific prediction of function than simple homology-based approaches (George et al., 2005).
Additionally, the suggested method can be used for the verification of the system reliability with more specific predictions of the failure modes.
Because selection promotes the common good of autosomal genomes, selection-theory, however, makes far more specific predictions than Aristotelean teleology ever could about phenomena such as kin selection, the maintenance of fair meiosis against challenges from "distorter" alleles, sex ratio at birth, and the like.
Nonetheless, it is likely that more detailed GRN and physical field models will be required to provide more specific predictions.
In 24 proteins, ETA offers more specific predictions than ProFunc, which produces only one or two EC digits in these cases (6 and 18 proteins, respectively); these agree with ETA.
Two more specific predictions can now be raised.
More specific predictions will be made after the presentation of Experiment 1, which establishes a "baseline" effects in monolinguals.
For this reason, we first describe how we expect performance to change with treatments, and then, in the next paragraph, describe the specific performance metrics used, and more specific predictions of how we expected them to change.
