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Although we could only compare the prioritized genes with a limited number of fine-mapped genes available in literature, our predictions enable to test potentially causal genes underlying QTLs at a larger scale.
All these predictions enable us to distribute dental personnel to groups in need for prevention and non-operative treatment.
Sequence similarity-based methods of gene predictions enable us to detect reliably the genes if their DNA or amino acid sequences have strong similarities to those of known genes.
These predictions enable the patient to make informed treatment decisions based on patient satisfaction with the predicted treatment outcome.
These predictions enable the designers to have an idea of when and at which location the energetic material ignites under certain adverse surrounding conditions.
Besides, future studies could focus on more elaborate particle shape representation in the DEM model to enable to prediction of critical flow situations, such as blocking.
Experimental testing to identify drug target interactions is a very expensive and time-consuming process, and thus there is a strong incentive to develop new in silico prediction methods, which will enable to limit experimental testing.
The target gene predictions enabled us to analyze the degree of similarity among the target gene sets for microRNAs within the Dlk1/Gtl2 locus.
Our precise CO breakpoint predictions enabled us to define blocks of the genome that were uninterrupted by COs in any F2 individual in both the wild-type and recq4a F2 populations.
The notable enrichment in orthologous groups, the PPI analysis and the functional evaluation of our predictions enabled us to formulate biological hypotheses concerning the evolutionary conservation and genome-wide associations of IRESs.
Answers to this question make it possible for blood collection agencies to determine which individuals are likely to be new donors and enable to make predictions of prospective donors.
