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In addition, by using BcePred server, different structural properties of the proteins were predicted to find out their potential B cell epitopes.

Based on this functional literature, we predicted to find morphological differences in a network comprised by parietal and frontal areas and especially the occipito-temporal junction (OTJ), fusiform gyrus, and caudate nucleus.

Polymer nanocomposites are predicted to find multiple applications in various sectors of the economy, such as packaging, coatings, consumer goods, automotive, construction materials, structural materials, and even homeland security.

In the next stage, a set of time units (U) over which the periodic patterns are discovered is mapped onto a period of time when the workload levels supposed to be predicted to find workload in the real time in the future.

We predicted to find activation beyond those areas known to support number processing i.e., the intraparietal region.

For example, black carp are predicted to find parts of northern Indochina and Japan suitable (Fig. 1): in the literature, we see that black carp have already become established in the Tone River system in Japan [72], [87] and probably in parts of Vietnam [88].

Following theoretical predictions [24], I would predict to find intermediate recombination rates between epistatically interacting genes as opposed to genes that show no interaction.

People who are not experts in the psychology of expertise are likely (I predict) to find Tetlock's results a surprise and a matter for concern.

For this reason, we predict to find that concurrency bugs were severer than non-concurrency bugs.

On the contrary, Fig. 2, and comparisons with the shuffled baseline, shows that the gaze similarity measure was very sensitive to moments when one would predict to find lesser (Fig. 2b) or greater (Fig. 2c) attentional synchrony.

Populations connected by high levels of gene flow are less likely to be locally adapted than isolated populations, and so we would predict to find coldspots in areas of high gene flow and hotspots in areas of restricted gene flow.