Sentence examples for prediction likely from inspiring English sources

These major obstacles to structure prediction likely must be solved before robust design of active CPs can be reliably achieved.

Some voxels were found to have insufficient signal levels for reliable species prediction, likely due to low cellular content in a given voxel or insufficient light penetration into deeper regions.

Marker-based prediction is usually more accurate than transcript-based prediction, likely reflecting the genetic determination of gene expression in this cross.

SignalP 3.0 predicts an N-terminal signal sequence probability of 0.97 for gp47 (later versions of SignalP do not make the same prediction, likely because the C-region is absent).

However, recent analysis has shown that between 1969 and 1989 malaria prevalence declined marginally and finally rose again by 1989 to levels similar to 1969 [ 12] and therefore, when summed as maximal prediction, likely to represent a reasoned, spatially relative, measure of the worst case-scenario of P. falciparum transmission intensity in this area [ 45].

Yet even a GRN predicted with overall low accuracy may contain a subset of predictions likely to be correct and therefore worthy of subsequent investigation, potentially including experimental validation.

Most of these exhibit little sensitivity, and substantial changes in these parameters barely influence predictions likely to influence forest management – but two of these parameters have a substantial effect in the longer term: the magnitude of the swindle and the duration of serial correlation.

Of course these dire predictions likely won't stop employees from keeping one eye on the games, or even skipping work entirely.

Calibration coefficients were closer to 1 for outdoor home predictions, likely reflecting less spatial error.

Therefore our predictions likely underestimate the extent that genomic rearrangements have altered the relative positions of candidate genes.

This difference between the OMIM- and CTD-based predictions likely reflects the extent of uncertain and incomplete evidence within the two data sources.