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This is because, among other things, such predictions may require careful modelling of the dynamic behaviour of the fan, and incorporation of the effect of deformations of flexible skirts on cushion capacitance.

Since both, MMR and p53 status affect the mechanism of cytotoxicity, the genotype-based predictions may require that the MMR status as well as the p53 status of the tumour are taken into account.

An accurate prediction may require complex reasoning that takes into account the initial conditions but also the host's biological response.

This suggests that determining strategic levels of investment in reducing link-prediction error may require close study of the operating spread mechanism.

More robust prediction of clinical diagnosis may require a combination of a number of risk and protective factors, including response to gaze.

The fact that there is no clear evidence of preseismic crustal deformation for the magnitude 9.0 great earthquake is a very serious problem for the realization of a short-term earthquake prediction method, and therefore this may require a change of the prediction strategy.

Thus, analysis of variation effects may require localization predictions (Thusberg and Vihinen. 2009).

It has been recognized that design against service failure in the airframe components, which will be subjected to temperatures more than room temperature, may require accurate prediction of crack propagation rate under creep conditions.

Conversely, a protein without close templates in PDB, which may require contact prediction, usually has few sequence homologs even if millions of protein sequences are now available.

Salient sounds initially result in a large prediction error (when no adequate top-down predictions are present, the prediction error corresponds to the input), and this may require model reconfiguration at higher levels, which may activate 'voluntary' top-down influence, which, in turn, may additionally amplify the impact of the salient sounds due to greater gain.

The prediction of APAR in such circumstances may require (tree- or stand-level) models that allow different individuals or cohorts of the same species to have different k H, LAD or analogous parameters.