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"Doctors see it much more like predicting the weather".

Much more likely to predict success in pro football are the skill tests they administer.

Thus NSPs must be characterized in an animal model that is much more likely to predict how therapies will act in humans in order to develop protease inhibitors as drugs.

Although only a certain portion of proteins can be predicted with high confidence, their predicted locations are much more likely to be correct.

Overall, the bins predicted by taxator-tk were smaller, more precise and much more likely to represent truly existing taxa than those predicted by the other programs although larger bins tended to be more accurate for all methods.

If you've been through the ritual, dissonance theory predicts, you're much more likely to believe the group is a valuable one to be a part of (the initiation hurt, and you're not a fool, so it must have been worth it right?).

The positive association between VM and VE has an important implication, because theory predicts that genetic robustness is much more likely to evolve via correlated responses to selection for environmental robustness than via direct selection [11], [20].

Our initial excitement may vanish when we realize that we are much more likely to find a particle of any sort not just the predicted particle within the entire range than in a particular section of that range.

Where a 'quick look' predicted a difficult airway it was much more likely to be difficult.

If K-GIDDI's predictions are reliable, then a DDI predicted by K-GIDDI should be much more likely to be present in the set of known DDIs than an interaction between a random pair of domains.

When doctors predicted that the grade would be difficult it was much more likely to be so: 34% were grade III or IV compared with 9.6% where the visual assessment predicted a good laryngoscopy grade (p ≤ 0.0001, Fisher exact test).