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If we accept Clifton's statistical reasoning, we have an entirely valid KS argument establishing a contradiction between an HV interpretation of QM and the very predictions of QM.

This approach relaxes the conventional constraint that both the encoder and decoder employ the very same prediction loops, hence enabling a more flexible prediction across layers and preventing the occurrence of prediction drift.

In general, the predicted values were in reasonable agreement with the experimental data, further confirming the very good prediction ability of the models.

The very high prediction accuracy was examined by calculating indices such as variance account for, root mean square error and coefficient of determination.

This generalization may be a major reason for the very low prediction rates.

This finding is in accordance with the very low prediction accuracies in the association mapping approach observed when exploiting exclusively dominance effects, but in contrast to the positive prediction accuracies in the two genomic selection approaches.

Conversely, the very bad prediction capabilities for Δgrr1 are likely related with the pleiotropic role of Grr1 in nutrient sensing, and the fact that our model does not account for all the regulatory effects associated with Grr1.

However, ETA network diffusion maintains a small accuracy advantage among the very highest confidence predictions (below 7% coverage).

But the very consistency of the predictions means that the other view deserves a hearing, too.

Compared to other PPPs, ProSOM results in significantly fewer false predictions, a problem that has been inherent to promoter prediction since the very beginning (Fickett and Hatzigeorgiou, 1997).

Quite the most striking anachronism in the article, however, is not the fanciful detail of the writers' predictions, but the very fact of their feeling so confident in the future itself; such happy divinations seem now decidedly out of date.