The prudent application of this prediction module could significantly influence the screening process of natural products of plant origin.
It would seem prudent to base the prediction of mutation status on cancers in genetically related women only.
On the basis of their published past performance, a prudent person would view intelligence officials' predictions about the world 15 years from now with a great deal of skepticism.
With respect to in silico modelling of miRNA function, it may also be more prudent to accept some degree of over-prediction associated with the acquisition of non-conserved targets genes rather than a more conservative approach using only conserved targets, which appear to be associated with an unacceptably high level of under-prediction.
Under the assumption that more than one P. ramosa spore penetrates the host during seven days of exposure, the present study provides additional support for the prediction that high relatedness selects for prudent exploitation and thus low virulence.
However, with the increased accuracy expectations of the predictions for these sources it is no longer prudent to represent the neutron cross-section of lead in the thermal regime by the free gas model.
Although the predictions generated by ReSS are compelling, it is prudent to highlight potential caveats to a proposed policy of 2-year screening intervals.
In the financial planning of a maintenance program, however, a more accurate prediction interval for the cost is needed for prudent decision making.
Given the importance of ethnicity in influencing diabetes risk and its significance in a multi-ethnic population, it is prudent to determine its influence on a population-based risk prediction tool.
We thus assumed that in protozoans with a much more "unstructured" and random genome organizations, it would be more prudent to use a combination of tools for the initial prediction of S/MARs.
