Using these pathway prediction systems, users can predict not only the degradation pathways, but also identify enzymes involved in the degradation pathways.
For example, knowing that a person has unconventional preferences and is an early adopter can predict not only their likelihood of buying innovative products, but also their ability to innovate, which would make them suitable for a creative role.
It is now possible to predict not only the order of the amino acids, but also the shape of a protein, from the sequence of bases in its gene.
Democratic Party leaders predict not only that Mr. Blagojevich will win the race for governor, but that their party will also gain control of the State Senate, thereby giving Democrats full reign over the Legislature, since they already control the House.
He will predict not only the results of the presidential race in this closest of battleground states, but also the outcomes of one of the most heated races for United States Senate, 16 Congressional contests, 110 seats in the state House of Representatives, 238 judgeships and 8 slots on four school boards.
This work investigates 3D effects which give the opportunity to better predict not only sensor sensitivity but also power dissipation.
Dewar's methodology is extended to predict not only the mean but also the anisotropy of the optical polarizability.
By using biomarkers, we are able to predict not only the present disease and clinical condition, but also the risk of acquiring disease in the future.
The Puck failure criteria (Puck et al. 2002) were adopted for the fibre yarn as it could predict not only location but also orientation of a crack.
In such applications, it is possible to predict not only a fatigue crack nucleation life, but also specific planes on which cracks would be expected to appear.
In order to utilize resource more efficiently, we predict not only the cell to which the mobile will handoff but also when the handoff will occur.
