The phrase "rationally predict" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to make a prediction using logical reasoning and evidence. Example: The scientist was able to rationally predict the outcome of the experiment based on previous data and observations.
We have developed a structure-based method to rationally predict single mutations at protein protein interfaces that enhance binding affinities.
We described an approach that combines molecular docking, molecular dynamics, MM-PBSA calculations and conformational analysis to rationally predict piperazine derivatives binding mode with HIV-1 gp120.
Therefore, methods that rationally predict how similar different organisms might be with respect to biological processes of interest are needed.
Without a better understanding of the mechanism of increased specific productivity, one cannot rationally predict its effect on the glycoform distribution.
In summary, we have demonstrated an efficient and easy to implement method to rationally predict engineering strategies for the improvement of production hosts.
As Ctf4 lacks enzymatic activity, potentially limiting its development as a therapeutic target, we exploited its function as a physical interaction hub to rationally predict synthetic lethal interactions between essential Ctf4-binding proteins and CIN cancer gene orthologs.
Therefore, trust values could be rationally predicted and malicious behaviour shall be identified accurately when compared to other existing mechanisms.
Furthermore, this work rationally predicts absorption wavelengths of some unsynthesized diarylethenes with various groups at 2- and 2′- or 4- and 4′-positions.
The O.I.C. approach was shown to adequately capture the behavior of hollow section beam-columns in a straightforward and simple manner, and its potential for efficiently and rationally predicting carrying capacities was evidenced.
In conclusion, this approach provides a means of rationally predicting and evaluating the proper formulation of GAG/chitosan membranes and may facilitate the rational design of other tissue engineering scaffolds.
To use Eq. 2, however, the MF and OF must be known or rationally predicted.
