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The architecture adaptively chooses the best matching template from a set of competing templates to predict the label of the incoming sample.

By using a combination of video analysis to detect the relative player locations and "size" of player templates to predict the next few seconds of game action, along with viewer-specified preferences (e.g., favorite player, favorite camera angle), we automatically select the most interesting camera angle to display to that viewer in real-time.

These structures were then used as templates to predict drug candidates in silico.

MAISTAS depends on the availability of structural templates to predict the three-dimensional structure of the isoforms by comparative modelling.

Two homologous X-ray crystal structures of human calcium/calmodulin-dependant protein kinase and death associated protein kinase-1 were used as templates to predict the tertiary structure of LPKC protein.

The known structures of human TLR1/2/6 (Jin et al. 2007) were used directly and as templates to predict the structures of human TLR10 using CPHmodels (version 3.0), a protein homology modeling server [ 45].

The formula of Singh et al was used as a template to predict ˙VO2peak, and a new equation was generated from the measured ˙VO2peak-MSWT relationship in this investigation.

The A-domain model for HbpR was then used as a template to predict the possible sites of interaction with its effector 2-HBP (Fig. 2A, D, E).

More generally, we asked if the active β2AR structure could act as a modeling template to predict other active GPCR structures.

The functional characterization of the AtSDC enzyme provided a template to predict similar functions of homologous proteins based on their sequence homology without extensive biochemical verification [ 1, 7].

In establishing support for this hypothesis, the researchers were also able to demonstrate that a profile of expressed genes could serve as a template to predict the mechanism of action for a third cancer drug, etoposide (ETOP).