However, concrete properties are often predicted using prediction models or a few experiments at a construction site, which can not consider these influential factors, causing a great difference between actual and predicted properties.
For example, due to the presence of hairpin structures in tRNAs and other non-coding RNAs, these are often predicted as precursor miRNAs by prediction programs [ 25].
From our observations, the true positives are more often predicted by combining multiple models, and with higher prediction scores.
He often predicted that he would die before he was forty.
The chancellor has usually proved more accurate than critics who have often predicted decline - or even recession - since 1997.
No matter how the drama turned out, "I will take this to my grave," he often predicted.
Hence, say some, the need to gag him once and for all.Political commentators have often predicted Mr Malema's fall.
They've often predicted that Dell may trip up as it moves into servers, the high-speed machines that power corporate networks and databases.
If, as often predicted, she forms a "grand coalition" with the opposition social democrats, the two big pro-EU parties will have a thumping majority to push constitutional change.
And yet, as some former U.N. inspectors often predicted, the tons of chemical and biological weapons that the American public was led to expect have thus far proved illusory.
Ms Maathai was not even considered to have been in the running until Norway's NRK public television, which has often predicted the winner, said the prize might go to an environmentalist.
