Sentence examples for predictions in that from inspiring English sources

These populations are now over 1,000 km west of the eastern edge of the species range, and our genetic observations are consistent with theoretical predictions, in that these populations are no longer in their colonizing phase and are likely gaining new genetic diversity through gene flow with more westerly populations.

This is consistent with our theoretical predictions in that the severity of the interference would increase in the presence of such diversity because the cumulative effect of all the interferences emerging from the various transmitting channels.

We estimate that ∼80% of these are novel predictions in that they do not match a known motif in both sequence and biological context, suggesting that post-translational regulation of protein behavior is still largely unexplored.

The method has been tested on artificial contigs extracted from the genome of E. coli, and the results of different HGT predictions in that genome [ 28] have been used to assess the goodness of the results (see Methods).

If a species tree is not part of the initial input, ReXSpecies can build it from the aligned sequences that are forming the conserved part of the regulatory region investigated, and/or from the TFBS predictions in that region.

However, there are limitations to computational predictions, in that their scope may not be as broad as that of literature-based annotations; they often use very general GO terms; and different methods may have different inherent biases.

A prediction in that decision about the burden the suit would place on the president — "it appears to us highly unlikely to occupy any substantial amount of petitioner's time" — turned out to be incorrect.

This work aims at providing quantitative precipitation estimates (QPEs) for the Cévennes-Vivarais region, France, over temporal (1 6 h) and spatial (1 300 km2) scales relevant for flash-flood prediction in that region.

We observe correct branch prediction, in that an output tends to reflect the previous output.

Class discovery is fundamentally different from class comparison or class prediction in that no classes are predefined.

They also pointed out the evolutionary significance of this prediction in that natural selection is likely to have resulted in nodal spacing in mature nerves that permits significant deviations in internodal length without affecting conduction velocity.