Sentence examples for predictions we found from inspiring English sources
Following our predictions, we found that tool modification predicted tool use; the chimpanzees began using their tools within a short delay of creating and modifying them, and the chimpanzees performed more tool modifying behaviors when food was available than when they could not gain food through the use of probe tools.
Later, when we compared our results with the target list from TargetScan, one of better available computational predictions, we found that more than half of the targets in our predicted modules were also considered as targets by their predictions, and many of them were also evolutionarily conserved.
In contrast to our predictions, we found that in general range size and displacement increased from mating to post-mating regardless of reproductive status.
Among our predictions we found known regulatory sites such as E-boxes, D-boxes, CREB elements and hormone response elements.
For SVM-based enzyme "yes or no" predictions, we found that using "GO term frequency" feature with linear kernel function generated the best accuracy.
We provided Gene Ontology predictions for 1,170 unannotated yeast proteins and for many high-ranking predictions we found supporting information in the literature.
In line with the theoretical predictions, we find that ownership matters for the division of the revenue and the investments.
Consistent with our predictions, we find that CLM is associated with lower rates of in-couple residence, especially when sex ratios are low.
Consistent with theoretical predictions, we find that unmanaged risk factors affecting the supply agreement drive Ras Gas' credit spreads, whereas managed ones have no effect.
Consistent with theory-based predictions, we find that likability and similarity-to-self impact Spanish participants while financial fixation presents greater influence among US participants.
Other predictions we find evidence for are that the couple formation effects of CLM are stronger in states with low sex ratios (ratios of men to women) and in the case of childless respondents.
