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Finally, a common drawback of most existing sequence-based B-cell epitope prediction methods is that they are residues-state prediction; that is, they can only simply predict the antigenic determinant residues from sequences but cannot tell which residues may potentially form the real epitopes.

To further support GAP's prediction selectivity, we have statistically shown that GAP does not simply predict every random pair of genes to be associated.

Similarly, Babcock, Loewenstein, and some colleagues ran an experiment in which people were assigned to the side of the plaintiff or the defendant in a tort case and then asked to analyze the case and simply predict what the judge's award in the case would be.

We cannot simply predict the MED value from constitutive colorimetric readings, because no correlation was observed between UV sensitivity and skin color.

This means that we cannot simply predict the reactions of the spectator by observing the reactions of mankind, since mankind is sometimes mistaken about the relevant facts.

In this way, we capture the information contained in the magnitude of the current lead, which is lost when we simply predict that the current leader will win, regardless of lead size.

In addition, k2,DEAB can also be simply predicted using a predictive correlation developed based on the Brφnsted plot with an AAD of 7.6%.

The genomic predictors we developed perform statistically better than simply predicting the mean phenotype in many scenarios, certifying that there is an underlying predictive signal in genomic data.

It was not clear whether he was signaling that the Bush campaign would appeal to the Legislature or simply predicting that state lawmakers would act.

But if they had simply predicted the lower seed to win every game, they would have scored 87.5 percent in 2004 and 75 percent in 2005.

"I simply predicted that [with] a number of blockbusters in one summer – those big sort of tentpole superhero movies – there was going to come a time where two or three or four of them in a row didn't work.