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Binding of different categories of TF varied substantially in their contributions to predicting gene expression; sequence-specific TFs were significantly more predictive than proteins in other groups, whereas Pol3-associated factors were significantly less predictive [20].
Some pieces of data are significantly more predictive of happiness than others.
The results show that, when used simultaneously, the volumes of the midbrain, pons and medulla are significantly more predictive of age than the volume of the entire brainstem, estimated as their sum.
Our analysis showed that our quadratic model of neural tuning was significantly more predictive of neuron firing rate than a linear model.
The in vivo assay appeared slightly, but not significantly, more predictive than the in vitro assay.
First we found that feature congestion (a combination of differentials of luminance, colour and edge orientation) was significantly more predictive of face location in TotTV than ATV.
Dr. Kaminski has a strong interest in integrating high throughput 'omics' data, such as genome scale DNA variants, coding and non-coding RNAs, microbiome and metabolome information with clinical information to generate tools for personalized medicine of lung diseases that are significantly more precise, predictive and patient centered than anything that is currently available.
We infer that there were no structural changes during this period that made gateway course performance significantly more or less predictive of STEM retention.
Lastly, compared to whites, blacks and Hispanics living in the United States expressed significantly more interest in predictive testing for AD.
In our numerical examples with two chaotic time series with different characteristics of decaying time scales, we find that the proposed AR models produce significantly more accurate short-term predictive skill and comparable filtering skill relative to the linear regression-based AR models.
Participants responded significantly more rapidly following both spatially-predictive and spatially-nonpredictive vibrotactile cues from the same rather than the opposite direction as the critical driving events.
