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Prediction of the likely effect of the detected polymorphisms in the encoded protein was carried out with SnpEff v.4.0 [ 65], and effects of single amino acid substitutions on protein function were predicted in parallel with SNAP [ 66] and PROVEAN [ 67] utilities.
"In terms of the overall pattern of change, what we're seeing now and what is predicted in the next two centuries is riding a parallel track to what we think happened in the past," he said.
After its predicted release in October, Pascal envisions the NIH and PHS policies will work "in parallel" over the next couple of years.
It represents an amazing period," says Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, of the British post-WWI drama whose impact some have predicted will parallel that of Boardwalk Empire in the USA.
In contrast, as predicted, parallel effects of number of studied associates (Experiment 2; N = 18) as a function of drug condition were observed such that participants exhibited decreased false recognition rates for 6- vs. 15-associate lists in both placebo and triazolam conditions.
An ideal plot corresponds to a 45° line, in which the predicted probability parallels the observed rate of recurrence and cancer-specific mortality.
To ascertain whether the general model of intake regulation can produce predicted outcomes that parallel observed changes in intake and body weight, a computer simulation was implemented.
Despite the relatively large number of currently available interaction visualization tools [58], only few visualize known and predicted proteins and/or interactions in parallel.
As predicted, mutant ITCH tested in parallel gave only a baseline signal at all concentrations tested, further confirming that the signal detected in our experimental conditions was dependent on the Ub ligase activity of ITCH.
What is the average accuracy of the maximum metric for predicting frame processing time in parallel execution?
In parallel, the predicted genes were classified into the 'euKaryotic clusters of Orthologous Groups' (KOG) categories by conducting BLASTP searches with an E-value cut-off of 1E-20.
