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Since alcohol modulates GABAergic neurotransmission and may exert its effects on emotion through the limbic system, we predicted that acute alcohol treatment would reduce the expected emotional memory-advantage for gist, leaving detail memory relatively unaffected.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06481.003 Contrary to the common concept of a task-negative system, we predicted increased DMN recruitment for the most difficult condition of switching between dissimilar tasks.

By searching in the adjacent genomic context of the two-component signal transduction system we predicted the existence of many putative new bacteriocins' maturation pathways and some of them were only exclusive to a group of Streptococcus.

Based on our results in the rodent malaria model system, we predict that P. falciparum sporozoites lacking Puf2 will present a similar phenotype, that is premature sporozoite transformation in the mosquito and decreased infectivity.

Therefore, based on this and our understanding of other territorial floater systems, we predict that: (1a) Floater males will be younger and (1b) Have lower age-specific reproductive success than territory holders.

Based on our understanding of the past determinants for northern host parasite systems, we predict increased host switching and range expansion as climate change removes ecologic barriers and developmental constraints for pathogen transmission and redraws the maps of host distributions and timing of seasonal movements by hosts (10, 23 ).

Considering the epilepsy as a dynamical disease of brain system [46], [47], we predicted that the unmedicated patient would be associated with lower degree of entropy as compared to controls.

In a consequentialist ethical system we cannot predict our actions by reference to existing rules, but by consideration of the consequences of those actions.

In particular, in the Einstein, Podolsky, Rosen paper, we find the following criterion for the existence of physical reality: "If without in any way disturbing a system we can predict with certainty...the value of a physical quantity, then there exists an element of physical reality corresponding to this physical quantity" (Einstein et al 1935, 778).

We developed a novel computer-aided diagnosis (CAD) system that uses feature-ranking and a genetic algorithm to analyze structural magnetic resonance imaging data; using this system, we can predict conversion of mild cognitive impairment (MCI -to-Alzheimer's disease (AD) at between one and three years before clinical diagnosis.

The system we created predicts the best VCs starting from the flatfile proteome of a prokaryotic pathogen.