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The Brier scores also indicate that BRCAPRO is not accurate in predicting individual carrier probabilities, whereas the BOADICEA predictions are compatible with the observations.

The experimental sputter yield is slightly smaller than our MD estimate; including the theoretical and experimental error bars, the predictions are compatible with each other.

Quantitative stratigraphic inversion estimates the process parameters from a priori data by systematic modeling until the predictions are compatible with the observations.

These predictions are compatible with previous findings in our lab, which demonstrated reversible enzymatic and cellular processes induced by low levels of photosensitized ROS at nondestructive, physiological conditions [27].

Secondary structure predictions are compatible with a common 16 β-strand framework for porin arrangement across the outer membrane.

The null hypothesis that the BOADICEA predictions are compatible with the observations was not rejected when the full pedigrees were used but was rejected when family history information was restricted to second-degree relatives only (P = 0.61 and P = 0.02, respectively, using Spiegelhalter's z-statistic).

Those predictions were compatible with the experimental results.

We prespecified 3 calibration criteria in order to evaluate whether the model's predictions were compatible with observed results: HIV prevalence, people living with HIV, and AIDS-related mortality (Fig. 2).

In MWO, he defended induction in more detail by arguing that not every prediction is compatible with an evidence base, and that successive revision of one's predictions in the light of new experience can't help but make for more successful predictions (Lewis 1929, 367, 386).

Incorporating population density as a proxy for infection with subtype H3N2 results in predictions that are compatible with the models based on swine density but also identifies 2 other megacities of >10 million persons that could be at high risk for virus reassortment: Dhaka, Bangladesh and Delhi, India.

If the model predictions thus obtained are compatible and consistent, the field estimates can be regarded as reliable.