Sentence examples for predictions led to from inspiring English sources

Ten inconsistent gene essentiality predictions led to modifications of the BIOMASS component (see Table 3).

The model's predictions led to host protein sets that are crowded by known HIV-1 targeted proteins.

These predictions led to the proposal of lethal mutagenesis of viruses as a new therapeutic approach based on reducing the fidelity of genome replication.

These bioinformatics predictions led to the p21-activated kinases (PAK 4/6/7 protein kinases being experimentally validated as a 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-binding

A large fraction of the elite cows presented a positive difference for milk yield, meaning that including their own record in genomic predictions led to an increase of their GEBV.

At Chernobyl and Fukushima, compulsory relocation (inspired by ALARA and the LNTH predictions) led to social destruction, which caused significant emotional/psychological problems and a considerable number of premature deaths.

Since each model implies different relations between the predictive distributions, certain combinations of predictions lead to more discriminability than others.

But all the predictions lead to the same place: the obsolescence of human labour.

Incorrect predictions lead to unnecessary job migrations, increased resource wastage and longer job turnaround time.

Furthermore, reliable energy predictions lead to more correct economic analyses that can stimulate the diffusion of the PV technology.

Inaccurate thread consumption predictions lead to inaccurate costing and reduction of warehouse utilization for both garment manufacturers and sewing thread manufacturers.