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Good correlation between experimentally obtained data and ones predicted by using QSRR-ANN on previously unseen data sets indicates good predictive ability of the model.

The conclusions about the total number of exons, the total number of genes and the total number of protein coding genes in P. taeda may therefore be biased; and the true values may be close to the upper 95% CI limit on the individual level, higher than the ones predicted by the proposed models (see below).

For an example, faulty genes were detected on the basis of the mismatch between the normal gene sequences and the ones predicted by Boolean models in studying oxidative stress response [ 8].

The comparison reveals that the measured temperatures are close to the ones predicted by the compact thermal model.

The amplitudes of the local time and seasonal variations observed are much larger than the ones predicted by the IRI-2007 model.

The amplitudes of the local time and seasonal variations observed are much larger than the ones predicted by the International Reference Ionosphere 2007 IRI-20077) model.

We then measure the time shift between the phase arrival time picked on each CCF and the one predicted by the average dispersion law (time delay measured between the phase of each CCF and the dashed lines on Figure 6, top left).

The observed effect of indenter elasticity on fracture loads was found to be qualitatively different from the one predicted by the Hertz contact theory.

It was not even the one predicted by Michael Clarke, who reckoned that England's innate conservatism would lead to the inclusion of Tim Bresnan and Gary Ballance.

Also, the stress level at the crack-tip region is appreciably higher than the one predicted by classical elasticity.

Consequently, the oil is produced at rates much higher than the one predicted by a single block.