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Multitarget data sets can be used as the basis to predict novel molecules with polypharmacological properties.

Measurements performed at baseline, 4 and 8 weeks were the basis to predict the 12 week data.

Based on the results mentioned above, it confirms again that the fatigue formula used in this study is a good one, which provides the possibility and the basis to predict the P S N curves and the probability distribution of fatigue life of 45 steel notched elements under VAL from tensile properties.

The biochemical verification of D. melanogaster AMD-r proteins (NP_476592 and NP_724162) as DHPAA synthases and the presence of AMD-r protein in each of other 12 sequenced Drosophila species, along with DHPAA synthases in three mosquito genera, provides the basis to predict that at least one DHPAA synthase is present in different mosquitoes and Drosophila species.

The multi-stimuli approach also creates the basis to predict possible cross-talk between signaling pathways distal to the mediator-receptor level with potential relevance for the pathogenesis of RA.

Previous efforts to predict chemotherapy efficiency largely relied on the assessment of predictive markers or marker sets in pre-treatment biopsies that then formed the basis to predict treatment outcome.

It is important to detect the specific genotype for two reasons: (1) to differentiate persistent and new infections; and (2) to increase our knowledge of the epidemiological distribution because it is a necessary basis to predict the effect of vaccines on the incidence of infection, and to evaluate the cross-protection from current vaccines.

The results reveal in some cases an unexpected resilience of the phosphopeptide binding groove to mutation and provide a better basis to predict the functional consequences of these variants.

This model has been used as a basis to predict the resource implications of an extension of the Programme up to and including the age of 69 years.

But the account that says that there is no selection in this case has no basis to predict the same sort of stable equilibrium.

Now many researchers and engineers have realized that fatigue crack propagation theory can provide more rational basis to predict the fatigue life of metal structures.