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The changes with the largest number of mutations were CN to C, and N to C, which are related predictions.

Blue lines link related sequences that came up with both searches; black lines underline common sequence elements between related predictions.

The representation also includes predicted secondary structure content, thus for the first time exploring synergy between these two related predictions.

A certain number of experimental tests on FRP reinforced concrete elements carried out up to collapse are numerically reproduced and the related predictions, in terms of peak loads and failure modes, are critically discussed.

This and related predictions follow from the fact that light follows what is called a light-like or null geodesic a generalization of the straight lines along which light travels in classical physics.

We also compared our predictions against the eukaryotic subcellular localization database and related predictions by others on protein localization.

To develop the univariate distribution, temporal- related prediction errors are generated by the Monte Carlo algorithm based on different temporal models, E b can then be calculated by (9), and the empirical distribution can be further obtained using the simulated data.

The utilized approach, based on kriging with external drift (or its extension, i.e. regression kriging), permits the researcher to take into account auxiliary information, evaluate the related prediction uncertainty, and highlight abrupt variations in subsoil resonance frequencies.

We also compared our prediction results with a 0.65 minimum hit-rate threshold against eSLDB eukaryotic subcellular localization database) [14], and related prediction by others on protein localization (see SI Text and File S3).

The two types of inference are inherently related, prediction error signals being modulated by their expected precision.

See web extra table D on bmj.com for related prediction intervals of relative risks for observational studies and randomised controlled trials.