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This is in line with the performance observed for our set of predictions, when comparing with experimentally determined gene functions [ 34].

The sensitivity and specificity of tBLASTx, PhymmBL and the k-mer frequencies were measured by accurate predictions when comparing simulated reads against the NCBI Virus genomes RefSeq database.

These results suggest that E. coli utilizes these anaplerotic reactions (reactions responsible for forming intermediates for metabolic pathways) to relieve enzymatic cost, and that considering these costs during FBA may increase internal flux predictions when comparing to the minimization of metabolic steps alone.

The new method substantially improves the model predictions when compared with traditional least square regression methods.

The alternative methods were shown to give reliable dimensionality predictions when compared to external validation.

A correlation of 0.72 was achieved for test set bioavailability predictions when compared with literature values.

Also, the SVR-based correlation showed much improved predictions when compared with those estimated by empirical correlations in the literature.

The proposed model is observed to provide satisfactory model predictions when compared to other models available in literature.

Finally, our time-varying non-linear formulations yield reasonably good predictions when compared with the benchmark experimental results available in the literature.

We proposed several ways of extracting information from the temporal communication patterns and showed that they can largely improve predictions when compared to a prediction based on the static information available - that is to say the weights of interactions.

The use of CFD calculations is seen to improve the accuracy of noise predictions when compared to the analytic flow solution as well as showing that, for inflow-turbulence noise sources, blade generated turbulence dominates the atmospheric inflow turbulence.