Sentence examples for predicted to be called from inspiring English sources

However, wAnaINF genomes are expected to be haploid, and most of the variants are predicted to be called as homozygous genotypes within a strain.

Using a live cell hormone-binding assay, we show that cytokinin is bound by a receptor domain predicted to be extracellular, the so called CHASE (cyclases, histidine kinase associated sensory extracellular) domain.

We do not attempt to revise the base-calls at positions predicted to be miscalled because only weak information about their true identity is available.

He predicted that the combined entity, to be called Citigroup, will hit $90 within 18 months.

Back in March, the analyst predicted that the next Apple Watch, presumably to be called Series 4, will be the first Watch to have a design strikingly different from all the Watches that have preceded it.

Right from the outset with the Wolves (who I predicted would be called the Wolves and who I thought would show up tonight!) Morgan shows us that not only is he a lot less crazy than he was in "Clear" he's also trained with some serious ninja masters in the interim.

The predicted probability is called the propensity score.

Considering chromosome Ib in its entirety, ~64% of all predicted exons were called as present at a 10% false discovery rate.

The task to validate those predicted potential interactions is called drug repositioning or drug repurposing [ 7].

Somebody decided that the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction should be called the "Super Committee," predicting "super" things to come.

It is almost impossible to predict what policies will be called for by January, but certainly the country will want in its president a combination of nimbleness and steadfastness -- precisely the qualities Mr. Obama has displayed during the past few weeks.