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Transcription-related mutation predicts a pattern of higher evolutionary rates in transcribed regions, and this prediction is upheld with both exonic and intronic data.
Our numerical simulation of this phenomenon predicts a pattern of greater circularity as the raft size increases, a pattern that closely matches our experimental data.
Our first hypothesis, that genomic complexity facilitates morphological complexity, predicts a pattern of high gene duplication rate in an organismal clade with high optical disparity.
Third, with modest weight given to opposite cells, the selective decoding model predicts a pattern of psychophysical sensitivity across stimulus conditions that closely matches the behavioral data from monkeys.
This relationship was evaluated using the Fain's test which predicts a pattern of maximum variability in intermediate families whenever at least one locus with major effect is involved [ 24, 25].
First, the pure correlation model predicts a pattern of correlated noise that is inconsistent with experimental data from area MSTd, whereas correlated noise in the selective decoding model depends on congruency of tuning in a manner that is similar to that exhibited by pairs of MSTd neurons.
It was the pariah state of the world, subject to sanctions and doing business was as difficult as trying to predict a pattern in energy cuts.
"We would predict a pattern which is much more similar to wakefulness," he says.
Discrete time survival modeling was used to assess the ability of the assay to predict a pattern of cognitive decline consistent with early AD.
We find that extant models can predict average observed sheep blood δ18O values with striking fidelity, but predict a pattern of seasonal variation exactly opposite of that observed in our population for which water input variation was controlled and the effect of physiology was more directly observed.
Furthermore, simulated alterations in the physical fields predict a pattern equivalent to that found in Lacandonia schismatica, the only flowering species with central stamens surrounded by carpels.
