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Finally, in 1970, he and David Baltimore, who was working in a separate lab, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, simultaneously discovered reverse transcriptase, the special enzyme that can do exactly what Temin predicted: make DNA from RNA.

As if to mark the YBAs' final demise, Sarah Lucas, whose T-shirt with fried egg breasts became an early icon of cheek on the London scene, did not as predicted make it on to the Turner Prize shortlist announced yesterday.

She took around 31% of the vote, closer to Hollande than had been predicted, making the runoff more tense and uncertain than expected.

High efficiencies are predicted making these systems very attractive.

While the Rays' David Price edged out the Tigers Justin Verlanderr for the AL Cy Young Award, the NL honor, as predicted, made Dickey the first knuckleballer in MLB history to take the prize, making even Cy Young jump.

To further evaluate the reliability of TF GO term associations predicted made by G omo, we also perform FDR analysis.

However, Dragan et al. (2013) observed that legible robot trajectories are often not the same as what a person would predict, making legibility and predictability contradictory properties of robot motion.

The variation can be incredibly difficult to predict, making it a challenge to plan for your financial future.

They would be expensive and their financial effects would be hard to predict, making it tougher than ever to get the budget deficit down.

Mexico could lose as many as 735,000 jobs this year and its economy may decline 7.5percentt, government economists predict, making the country one of the worst affected by the global recession.

But a decline in commodity prices and a slowdown in the rate of China's growth will sap Latin America's expansion, the bank predicts, making it difficult "to expand the social gains amassed over the economic boom over the past decade".