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Relatively high confidence predictions of new possible mutation points are assigned to the mutations predicted based on calculated alignments between genomes from different dengue serotypes (DENV-1, -2, -3, and -4).

Johnson rebutted the recent sunny predictions of new Bank Of America CEO Brian Moniyhan, who said the bank's economists are predicting U.S. GDP will grow at a 3percentt pace next year.

The few numbers of predictions of new 3d metals oxides are in agreement with our expectations, given how extensively these materials have been studied.

His theoretical work has lead to a better understanding of bonding in molecules and solids, and to predictions of new solid phases and phase transitions.

A new method to obtain Laplace-transformed solutions for bilinear flows leading to predictions of new regions of flow behavior is presented.

In the modern version, the scaling relations determine the relevant "bond strengths" and the fact that these descriptors can be measured or calculated makes it a quantitative theory of catalysis that can be tested experimentally by making specific predictions of new catalysts.

The crisis has exposed as worthless the predictions of new-classical economics – and, with them, its "state can do nothing" dogmas (efficient markets, rational expectations).

The SS information was, however, predicted by the PREDATOR program (Frishman and Argos, 1997) during the prediction of new proteins.

Real time demand prediction of new venues: Finally, given a new venue, our goal becomes to predict how the demand changes as that venue matures over time.

Liu, A. Y. & Cohen, M. L. Prediction of new low compressibility solids.

He continues to work on superconductors, semiconductors and the prediction of new materials.