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The prediction accuracy can be improved by increasing the number w of subcarriers that are predicted jointly, by averaging the noise.

First, channel prediction error variances σ Δ h ij 2 are calculated through (6) assuming that w = 4 flat fading subcarriers are predicted jointly and that the fading statistics for all channels H i j is perfectly represented by a known fourth-order AR model with poles in 0.96±0.09i and 0.91±0.04i yielding a flat Doppler spectrum.

Regarding their cellular components both proteins are associated to the MutLα complex [ 67], an annotation predicted jointly from orthology and the CCS neighborhood.

To reveal polycistronic transcriptional units, proprietary software has been developed which predicts jointly transcribed genes by their orientation and proximity to neighboring genes (adopted from [ 117]).

We also conducted exploratory analyses to consider all polymorphisms and NAT2 predicted phenotype jointly using principal components analyses.

Specifically, ADRs were predicted by jointly exploiting chemical (e.g. compound fingerprints or substructures), biological (including protein targets and pathways), and phenotypic properties of drugs (including indications and other known ADRs).

Analysts predicted that C & N, jointly owned by KarstadtQuelle A.G. and Deutsche Lufthansa A.G., would raise its offer to a range of 150 to 170 pence a share.

As the Guardian, with touching masochism, admitted in February, its football writers had jointly predicted at the start of the season that Leicester would finish 19th of the 20 teams in the Premier League.

In addition, self-efficacy and objective ability jointly predicted grade performance.

In addition, both leadership styles have been jointly predicted teacher effectiveness at 56.80 percent at the significance level as 0.01.

Results from Table 2 show that the exogenous variables (career adaptability, tolerance for ambiguity, need for achievement and mentoring support) jointly predicted psychological capital (the mediating variable) among youth corps members [F 4,1617) = 285.74, R2 = .415; p < .01] and accounted for 41.5% of the variance in psychological capital.