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The sequences of 63 isolates from our dataset were subjected to the Glimmer gene prediction software [ 16] to provide gene predictions of equal and high quality.

To test whether the level of synonymous or non-synonymous polymorphisms deviated from the neutral prediction of equal numbers, within T. annulata or between species, Fisher's exact test of significance was applied to the results for each gene; a low p value reflecting a departure from neutrality.

The aim of this study was to use the predictions of the equal parental investment model (Figure 1a) as a board to investigate incidences of differential investment on fitness and the key life-history traits underlying fitness in humans.

Using this approach changed 23 out of 10,877 predictions to equal probability producing a final log loss score of 0.047999572.

However, it is consistent with the prediction of roughly equal prevalence of BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations, based on a survey of very early onset breast cancers (Peto et al, 1999).

As a result, what was originally a strongest prediction feature became of equal significance to secondary or less significant features.

Even if domains of a target are of equal prediction difficulty, the mutual domain arrangement in the target structure may differ from the template.

For a usable subject pair the predictions are concordant with the outcomes if the ordering of the predictions is equal to the ordering of the outcomes.

It is important to note that the reduced accessibility is due to the difference in structure of the species abundance distribution, not due to different predictions

However, the sum of the biomass predictions for the root components will not equal the biomass prediction for the root system, and a desired and logical feature of the root component regression equations is that the sum of biomass predictions of the root components equals the prediction for the root system.

The prediction of symmetry, and the assumption of equal attachment frequency factors, was supported by atomic force microscopy measurements of step growth rates on calcium and magnesium oxalates.