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Campbell Robertson makes some predictions, informed by a highly informal poll.

Results are listed in Table 2 as ExAlt-Exon for the ExAlt predictions informed by cross-species sequence conservation.

These predictions informed more than $100 billion in organic growth, venture capital, stock trades and acquisition investments.

Such predictions can be informed by human and trade mobility patterns between endemic and non-endemic regions as well as data on the past spread of the vectors.

The variants chosen for inclusion in risk prediction models were informed by an extensive literature review of genetic risk factors for CRC completed by the authors (Campbell et al. 2009).

We note that this prediction was also informed by holders of traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) in the Heiltsuk First Nation area, who distinguish between mainland "timber wolf" and island "coastal wolf" forms.

Mapping of gametocyte RNA Seq reads to the E. tenella genome supported that the two HAP2-like genes are actually part of one contiguous gene transcript; in fact, the canonical HAP2 domain is located in what is currently predicted as an intergenic region of the E. tenella genome, highlighting the current pitfalls in gene prediction models not informed by transcriptome data.

The choice of how often the screen individuals should be informed by predictions of AAA growth, and in particular the probability of exceeding 55 mm within a certain time period.

Experimental results agree with the prediction of thermal transport model informed by the microstructure information revealed by Raman spectroscopy.

This internal estimate is informed by proprioceptive information, and the predictions arising from a forward model through an efference copy [ 22] of the executed motor commands [ 23 25].

For example, it has been suggested that SoA is informed by sensorimotor predictions generated as part of the normal system of motor control (Blakemore, Wolpert, & Frith, 2002; Frith, Blakemore, & Wolpert, 2000).