Sentence examples for predicted tendency from inspiring English sources

The role of R193K is less clear with a slight predicted tendency of favoring avian-like receptors.

While the computed value for N1 is again overestimated with respect to the experiment, that for A1 is underestimated, but overall, the predicted tendency is confirmed qualitatively.

Not only did a high school dropout systematically have a higher risk for long-term sickness and disability independent of propensity to drop out, but also a high school completer with the highest predicted tendency to drop out (high risk factor level present) had a lower risk for medical benefits than a school dropout with the lowest predicted tendency to dropout (low risk factor level present).

The tested results show great consistence compared with the predicted tendencies of the parametric study.

This conclusion suggests the notion of a kinetic signature of microRNA action mechanism which we define as the set of measurable characteristics of the translational machinery dynamics (features of time series for protein, mRNA, ribosomal subunits concentrations) and the predicted tendencies of their changes as a response to microRNA action through a particular biochemical mechanism.

However, when regarding how peri-implant bone is impacted by contact between the implant and bone, it is considered sufficiently useful in predicting tendencies.

Disorder predictions were performed using IUPred [ 33] and results were represented with one real valued feature (DisorderReal) representing disorder tendency and one binary feature (DisorderBinary) created with a cutoff of 0.5 on predicted disorder tendency value.

Personal beliefs in the supernatural agency of nature ("Gaia beliefs") consistently predicted this tendency.

Behaviorally, we found that empathy levels predicted the tendency to attribute behavior to traits in healthy controls, whereas in patients with BPD this relationship was significantly weakened.

Male gender was the only socio-demographic factor that predicted a tendency of non adherence.

The male gender was the only socio-demographic factor that predicted a tendency of non adherence in the population studied.