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Binding functionality and sequence-based predictions will generally be possible, but predictions based on other types of data may be harder.

We also applied the model to an independent contemporary dataset from Stordalen and find that it outperforms predictions based on other published transfer functions.

These peptides inhibit the activity of the root apical and lateral root meristems in a manner consistent with our functional predictions based on other CLE signaling peptides clustering in the same groups.

The S. velum symbiont has long been considered to be vertically transmitted [ 17], but our genomic analyses are inconsistent with predictions based on other vertically transmitted obligately-intracellular bacteria.

The MAV forecast product produced the most accurate temperature and DPT predictions for all three forecast lengths, with 3-day predictions that were > 0.5°C closer to the observed values than predictions based on the other forecast products.

Finally, predictions of the RRs based on scenario D1 (RR = 1.04, 1.09, 1.19) and D2 (RR = 1.05, 1.10, 1.20) were very similar and considerably lower than the predictions based on the other scenarios.

Unfortunately, doctors are trained not to give "false hope," and often give patients dire predictions that appear to be credible predictions based on statistics involving other patients.

The results are demonstrated to be critical for accurate flip-chip reliability predictions based on finite-element and other modeling techniques.

Predictions based on profiles of the other mutants tested were equivalent, or worse than the wild-type prediction.

Our predictions, based on previous literature from other developed nations, were that higher HbA1c levels and poorer adolescent self-care would be correlated with poorer parent-reported child behaviour, poorer child mental health and lower levels of family functioning and parent emotional wellbeing.

Whilst recent evidence suggests a slow increase in the proportion of deaths at home in England and Wales amongst people age 85 years and over [ 4], other predictions based on past trends estimate that only one in ten people in the UK will die at home by 2030 and an expansion of inpatient services by one-fifth will be required to meet patient need [ 5].