Sentence examples for prediction except for from inspiring English sources
I would make this prediction except for one consideration, which is why the title for this essay is in the form of a question.
For all programs, we considered the unique or the best prediction, except for Promoter Explorer that does not rank the results.
This result was in accordance with the in silico splicing prediction except for the c.5153G>C/p.Trp1718Ser variant which was suggested to affect splicing by all the programs used (Table 1).
Note that most animals in this whole-genome sequence dataset were only used as reference animals for imputation and not for genomic prediction, except for 57 bulls that had genotypes in both datasets.
There were no significant differences) between hourly UOP measurement and prediction, except for a relative lower prediction at 10 (68.2 ± 44.0 mL/hr versus 61.7 ± 34.4 mL/hr, p = 0.047) and 40 (91.1 ± 40.3 mL/hr versus 73.8 ± 26.1 mL/hr, p = 0.033) hour after burn when paired t-test was performed.
The obtained results confirm the designer predictions except for the void fraction.
Experimental results compare well with numerical predictions except for pure axial compression.
FWM consistently showed a significant higher true positive rate (TPR) and a significantly lower false positive rate than NBM in all four predictions, except for the location of ROC curves at approximately 0 or 1 in the X-axis.
The confidence intervals for α = 0.05 were computed using the Wilson method [ 47] for all the prediction models, except for Holt-Winters where they are confidence intervals on the estimate of the population mean using the t-distribution.
From the table we can see that when signal-to-noise ratio is relatively high (>4 db), most of the methods can achieve good prediction results, except for two regression methods, Larsnet and Lasso.
Also here, MetaGeneAnnotator has the highest gene prediction harmonic mean (94%) as depicted in Figure 2. From error free reads to reads with 0.49% errors, a drop in harmonic mean of ~9% is observed for all gene prediction methods (except for Orphelia with 12%).
