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Since validity of the ZDOCK analysis is affected by the accuracy of the search algorithm as well as the protein-protein complex to be predicted, some of the top-scoring predictions resulted from the soft scoring function of the program could be false positives (Wiehe et al., 2008).
Birdi et al. (2010) [1] predicted environmental support for innovation would influence idea generation and implementation, which was not supported, however as predicted, some of the measures of job-relevant capabilities were better predictors for idea implementation than training.
He then filed a story saying: "ABC managing director Mark Scott has predicted some of the nation's most important newspapers will stop publishing weekday editions within three years as he mounted a strident plea for the national broadcaster to avoid funding cuts in the May budget".
"On the others, honestly, I mean, I think that when I look at the first four or five days, I don't think there's anybody here or anybody in the city that would have been prepared to say I predicted some of the things that Vancouver 2010 had to deal with".
Adobe additionally predicted some of the hot buys this year, including Hasbro NERF guns, Nintendo Switch, Apple AirPods and Sony Playstation VR.
Last fall, Gartner research predicted some of the big tech trends of 2018 and beyond, and it was quite a bounty: The continued rise of artificial intelligence and cloud-based computing, new developments in the internet of things, conversational platforms and other areas made the list.
The two algorithms achieving any semblance of prediction accuracy did so by predicting some of the canonical interactions with known marginal efficacy.
New mathematical model of information processing in the brain accurately predicts some of the peculiarities of human vision.
Overall, the model was successful in predicting some of the major features observed in the experiments.
These orbitals are important in explaining and predicting some of the nuclear properties of the transuranium and heavy elements.
Elevation, on its own, predicts some of the flood risk across these locations (Fig. SI 2, R2 = 0.48, p < 0.001).
