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We used generalized linear models for that purpose with prediction driven by wooded areas' spatial distribution at nine different radii.

The prediction drives the act – a self-fulfilling prophecy.

n The situation today can be likened to that which existed in the fields of meteorology and climatology in the 1960's and 70's when the emergence of numerical weather prediction drove the demand for new observations and the emergence of a global infrastructure for acquiring data.

There was highly significant non-independence (P-value = 1.8 × 10−34) between the two predictions, driven primarily by the large proportion (66%) of SNPs predicted to be benign by PolyPhen and tolerant by SIFT.

It is well known in regression diagnostics (see for example [ 29]) that the influence of an observation (on parameter estimates and prediction) is driven by both the respective residual and the diagonal element of the hat matrix.

The focus on single-location prediction is driven both by the data available in public databases such as UniProt [ 9], where proteins are typically assigned a single location, as well as by an (over- simplifying assumptiover- simplifyingindeed locassumption single locathat.

It not only substantiates the overall functional role of O-GlcNAc/Phos cross talk but also enlightened us that the GO terms hold the potentiality to improve the performance in site prediction, which drove our investigation on site prediction method in the second part and made a great contribution to prediction performance.

All of these divergent predictions are driven by similar assumptions – the knowledge that the world's population is growing and becoming increasingly urbanised.

None of our results seem to depend critically on these assumptions, since most of the model predictions are driven by the static labor supply condition.

Instead, the grim predictions are driven by the aging of the baby boomers, the relentless growth in health care costs and decisions politicians have made—or shirked—over decades.

Without model opponents, this paper presents an adaptive prediction-regret driven negotiation strategy for bilateral one-shot price bargaining, which extends the existing heuristic method of "looking forward" into "looking forward and reviewing the past" pattern by the regret principle in psychology.