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We describe a new and practical process for making narrow size distribution polymer particles in the 4 20 μm size range that contain uniform multiple closed-cell pores with excellent simultaneous predictive regulation of micrometer and sub-micrometer sized features.

Directly relating the accuracy of predicted targets to seed sequence enrichments is challenging, because the presence of a seed sequence is not directly predictive of microRNA regulation, and differentially regulated proteins may contain a mixture of those directly targeted by the microRNA as well as secondary effects.

Likewise, mapping TF binding through chromatin immunoprecipitation proved less predictive of functional regulation and less amenable to systematic elucidation of complete networks than originally hoped.

Thus, in the E. histolytica genome the frequency of the mono- or di-nucleotide occurrence was in itself not predictive of transcriptional regulation by genomic DNA methylation.

These observations suggest that the nocturnal transcriptional attenuation is a predictive feed-forward regulation before the cells experience the critical ATP reduction following longer (approximately 12 hours) dark incubation.

Engineering complex genetic functions in mammalian cells will require predictive models of gene regulation.

A number of computational methods have been proposed to study the TF binding profiles [18], [19] and combinatorial aspect of gene regulation through predictive models [20].

In this article we address the question whether the approach of discrete dynamical network models is a more general method, namely whether constructing predictive dynamical models for regulation of proteins and genes from Boolean networks is a straightforward procedure that generalizes to other organisms.

However, none of these psychological questionnaires was predictive with respect to regulation success (all ps > 0.05).

& Davidson, T.L. (2008) A role for sweet taste: calorie predictive relations in energy regulation by rats.

A challenge facing molecular biology is to develop quantitative, predictive models of gene regulation.