Sentence examples for predictions which may from inspiring English sources

An important aspect of the scenario that we have sketched in Fig. 1 and described above is that it leads to a number of explicit predictions, which may be examined experimentally and thereby used to test the accuracy of the model.

Future runs of DREAM will encourage simultaneous submissions of networks and predictions, which may help us close-in on the macro-level goal of DREAM, to learn new biology from the aggregate predictions of the systems biology modeling community.

These regions contain several new predictions which may be relevant to tumor formation.

Aside from interologs, DroID currently does not include interactions based solely on computational predictions, which may be found in other databases [ 36, 37].

These wide ranging approaches have been used to address different aspects of biological complexity and have been employed to make predictions which may be used to test hypotheses, engineer microbes, or even build synthetic networks.

Despite this wealth of data and manual curation efforts [ 11], genome annotations are largely based upon computational gene model predictions which may be inaccurate, a particular problem for complex genes containing multiple introns.

First, precipitation prediction is more difficult than temperature prediction, which may lead to greater variance among GCMs.

We are aware that most PPPs were trained and tested only for MUTSS prediction, which may underestimate their performances.

Next to individualized treatment prediction which may not accumulate the same quantities of data, the next steps may further largely benefit from trans-diagnostic databases.

However, it is the first method that employs conformational flexibility, disorder and amino acid volume information in prediction, which may have an impact on sumoylation tendency.

The target genes of TFs and miRNAs in our TRNs are all come from prediction which may lead to some false positive.