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Simulations predict that long channels modified with polyelectrolyte chains exhibit higher conductance due to the increased number of counterions necessary to balance the charge, but channels modified with neutral polymers have a lower overall conductance.
We therefore predict that long-term MT practitioners will show a decrease in the generalization gradient but that these changes might not be tractable with only short-term intensive training.
Since single-mount copulations are shorter than multiple-mount copulations, this may predict that long-tailed macaques will more readily use opaque objects to hide copulations than rhesus macaques.
These observations predict that long-term exposure to gefitinib will improve survival by delaying the development of intestinal adenomas and implicit in this the notion that gefitinib resistance may develop, possibly through deregulation of pathways such as IGF1R.
The glacial refugium hypothesis and the expansion-contraction model predict that long-term isolation of populations within geographically separate refugia will lead to spatially distinct genetic lineages during the Pleistocene [ 27].
The majority of students predicted that long wing phenotype would become more frequent and justified this prediction with the increased survival probability of individuals with this phenotype (Figure 5).
Dr. Kellner predicted that Long Island would increase total employment 0.8percentthis yearandand 1.5percentt next year.
However, some Markov models predicted that long intervals are associated with an excess risk of cervical cancer.
All three of the housebuilders had previously predicted that long-term factors underpinning the strength of the UK housing market would make it relatively resistant to a Brexit vote.
In the early 1960s, it was predicted that long-lived deformed isomers of hassium might occur naturally on Earth in trace quantities.
Importantly, it can be predicted that long-term fragmentation of the ER is likely to be incompatible with cellular survival.
