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These predictions can complement existing manual annotations, and provide clues about the functions of uncharacterized proteins.

In Sections 3.4 and 3.5, we will present the differences of prediction sets among various methods so that our multiple sets of PPI prediction can complement PPI dataset together.

The results obtained clearly show that both definitions of functional links only partially overlap and that APPIA can complement STRING predictions with a more comprehensive definition of functional association between protein pairs.

In the absence of evidence for biogenesis, functional data can complement the predictions based on structural analysis.

Zebrafish studies can complement bioinformatics predictions about function (Samocha et al., 2014), helping to sort out which variants have wild-type and which have abnormal activity.

The addition of 3D structural analysis following AACDS classification demonstrates how structure data can complement sequence-based prediction, and highlights how functional interpretation can in some cases be inferred exclusively from 3D structures.

For genes without GO IDs computational predictions can be complemented with data from other sources, such as phenotypic data, protein-protein interaction or expression data.

The predictions based on various complexes detected with different algorithms can complement each other, and they differ from the ones derived from the clique methods.

While total scores provide an estimate of overall performance on cognitive measures, IIV measures can complement these scores and may improve prediction of global decline [7], functional decline [8], and incident dementia [9].

The hybrid feature spaces can complement each other to enhance the prediction performance of a predictor.

Since both types have their own strengths and weaknesses, combining ab initio and evidence based methods can complement advantages to improve the overall prediction accuracy.