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We noted 133 AS changes within only one hour following disconnection of the stimulus, further decreasing the diversity of the changes to 373 functional predictions (such that every third AS change would predictably modify the protein product of the modified transcript).

Surface velocities matched model predictions, such that flow resistance did not need explicit consideration in developing a transport model.

Annealing assumptions will have a varying impact on the weld residual stress predictions, such that the extent of sensitivity is dependent on the plasticity model chosen.

Through the variable Y, we will later on capture predictions such that (M^{1}{ldots ^{3}_{I}} to tilde q in Q) This can take into account a targeted 60 80 % utilisation rate optimum.

The Ptc results also followed our predictions such that Ptc amplitude was more positive when the target and decoy were near each other and Ptc amplitude was less positive when the target and decoy were far apart.

Next, we keep only the top-scoring predictions such that the precision of these predictions (i.e. proportion of predictions that match a reference complex) is greater than 0.4.

The MCAM formulation shows potentials in life prediction such that it can be used as a tool in the design of components under fretting fatigue.

With the MV-HEVC design, MV-HEVC adopts the reference picture lists (RPL) construction to modify the inter-view prediction, such that pictures from other views at the same time instances can be used for prediction.

Not uniquely a Ghanaian challenge, decision processes are often rooted in a desire for control and prediction, such that managers who cannot deliver are perceived as ineffective and are soon replaced [ 36].

If we were able to find evidence in the literature supporting the computational prediction, such that we were able to add a manual annotation using either the same term as the prediction or a term in the same branch of the ontology, then the computational annotation was scored as 'helpful'helpful

In the face of some of the more hysterical predictions, such as that all 21 million Romanian citizens will up sticks and come to Britain, the government has wisely avoided trying to predict numbers, arguing that that is a "fool's errand".