The expansion of predicted sugar transporters in TT and the paucity of extracellular proteases (including subtilases) is unexpected because it has been shown that TT is predominantly a proteolytic rather than a saccharolytic organism [ 70].
Until recently, progress in the study of prenatal exposures to PAHs and other pollutants has been hampered by a paucity of biomarkers for predicting asthmatic risk.
However, we did not see the predicted paucity of TAA nonsilent changes among SCLs compared with TGA and TAG changes (Fisher's exact test, P > 0.05).
However, to-date there is paucity of prognostic data to predict this serious complication.
Although a significant number of patients die after discharge from the ICU, there is a paucity of data related to predicting hospital mortality based on information obtained at ICU discharge.
Analysis of their amino-acid composition reveals a paucity of hydrophobic residues which is predicted to associate with an essentially unfolded conformation, suggesting that they act as linkers to tether the functional domains together.
Despite the recent advances in therapeutics, there remains a paucity of effective biomarkers which can predict the response of tumors in vivo to these treatments.
Both methods predict a paucity of cosmological information on translinear (k ~ 0.1-1 h/Mpc) scales, which may be partially explained in the halo model by Poisson fluctuations (particularly large for the largest haloes) in halo number density in a given volume.
Findings of previous studies suggested that, unlike the highly inflammatory baseline presentation being predictive of TBM-IRIS, paradoxical CM-IRIS is predicted by a paucity of inflammation at CM diagnosis, as evidenced by a lack of CSF leukocytes and/or normal protein level [ 23, 24] and lower CSF concentrations of cytokines and chemokines (ie, IL-6, interleukin 8, TNF, and IFN-γ) [ 24].
Such an extension may well improve prediction accuracy for the primary terms, even if the latent terms are themselves difficult to accurately predict (due to paucity of training data for those terms).
