Predictors of population uptake of health protective behaviours in RID epidemics have begun to be studied [8] [13], yet related theory remains nascent and this is problematic: to effectively predict behaviour during future epidemics robust theory is critical.
Unfortunately, only a small portion of them shows an objective response to chemotherapy, becoming problematic to correctly predict patients' clinical outcome [ 1].
Although the response of different cell types to optogenetic manipulation is problematic to accurately predict, our results implicate a major involvement of both sensory and interneuron components of the larval CNS rather than a contribution by motoneurons (for details, see Table S2).
Since measurement of the conductivity of Nafion in a catalyst layer is problematic, being able to predict this conductivity for various formulations and fuel cell conditions would be advantageous.
It is still problematic at present to predict the correct distribution of CDS regions solely based on genomic sequences [ 3].
VNTRs regions have been successfully used for bacterial subtyping; however, the hypervariability in VNTR loci is problematic when trying to predict the relationships among isolates.
However, any change in the rate of hypervariability in these TRs is problematic when trying to predict the phylogenetic relationships among isolates [ 14].
Dr. Yang Liu (nominated by Prof. Charles DeLisi), Boston University, USA This paper integrates three approaches that they identified before into a single system to predict problematic complexes.
Higher parent-reported social and communication deficits (as measured by the Social Responsiveness Scale) as a risk factor makes intuitive sense, as such difficulties would seem to predict problematic behaviors.
For example, low maternal control at child age 5 has been reported to predict problematic patterns of adolescent alcohol consumption at age 14 [ 33], and maternal negative attitude towards the infant at 6 months has been shown to be an independent predictor of child behavioral outcomes at 5 years, especially the case for externalizing behavior [ 34].
