However, our results would not necessarily be precisely predictive of gene prediction power in other organisms.
Then, by combining the DEFORM-3D simulation software and FROTRAN language, hot workability of Ti40 titanium alloy in metalworking processes can be predicted which shows that the proposed prediction model can precisely predict the fracture initiation in the upsetting of Ti40 ingot.
Protein subcellular localizations are closely linked to their biological functions, and precisely predicting protein subcellular localizations is important for gene function prediction and genome annotation.
"There is no way to precisely predict eruptions," said Robert Geller, a geophysicist at the University of Tokyo famous for his criticism of Japan's earthquake prediction efforts.
Given the difficulty in precisely predicting pre-miRNA secondary structure, the actual size of a terminal loop might be larger or smaller, complicating the miRNA boundary prediction.
Precisely that prediction formed the premise of Kevin Phillips's provocative political tract of 1969, "The Emerging Republican Majority".
More precisely, the prediction filters are optimized by minimizing the ℓ2-norm of the detail coefficients whereas the update filter is optimized by minimizing the reconstruction error.
More precisely, a prediction rule is considered interesting (or surprising) to the extent that it represents knowledge that not only was previously unknown by the user but also contradicts his original believes.
It was precisely this prediction that was tested in Experiment 2, where two studies examined the effects of extensive bilateral hippocampal lesions on object recognition with delays of 1, 23, and 31 minutes.
More precisely, the prediction was considered a true positive (TP) if its position occurred at most 40 bases upstream of the 5' end of a documented site (shown in Figure S1).
