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In conclusion, these results indicate that in vitro functional pharmacogenetic data can be used to support reasonably accurate predictions for groups carrying specific variants through the proposed PBPK modeling approach.

Patients with TTH who meet a clinical prediction for group 1 (at least 3 of the criteria) tended to exhibit higher widespread pressure hyperalgesia, longer headache history, higher trait anxiety levels, and worse quality of life but lower frequency and shorter duration of headache episodes than those within group 2 (met two or fewer criteria).

Preterm children were not included in the Model group, but predictions for this group were within the expected range.

However, the model still yields incorrect predictions for small groups (Fig. 3E F).

This procedure was repeated until predictions for all groups had been generated using SAS software (version 9.3; SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA).

Previous studies in brain tumour patients showed that HRQOL factors and/or cognitive functioning were statistically significant factors in prediction models for groups of patients, comparable to our classical analysis.

Figure  6D shows the residuals of the log brain sizes, i.e., log10 actual brain mass -log10(model prediction), for three groups of fishes as a function of log body sizes.

Following Estrada-Villegas et al. [21], we made the following predictions for two functional groups (forest versus open-space) of bats: (1) we expected forest bat species richness and activity levels to decline with increasing agricultural intensification; and (2) we expected open-space bat richness and activity levels to increase or show no response across the intensification gradient.

Our specific predictions for the 2 groups were as follows.

Regardless of input data, HLAminer predictions for HLA allele groups (two-digit resolution) are more robust than for HLA protein-coding alleles (four-digit resolution).

It has the ability to model the functional form of age-related changes in mortality rates over time and make predictions for specific age groups.