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This intuition leads to the assumption that formation of new interactions among existing proteins in a pathway are negligibly rare compared to new protein recruitment.

This intuition leads to a theoretical prediction that the rate of evolution at each position is a function of the frequencies in the position weight matrix (analogous to the predictions for protein sequences found in [ 29]).

Sometimes that intuition leads researchers to invoke the Precautionary Principle, to wit, when an activity raises threats of harm to human health or the environment, precautionary measures should be taken even if causal relationships have not been fully established.

Physical intuition leads us to suspect that operating cost increases nonlinearly with speed.

The indeterminacy intuition leads us to think the truth-value of future contingents is indeterminate at the time of utterance, and either true or false at a later time (cf. MacFarlane 2003; Carter 2011).

In computational and Chinese language processing, the difficulty in capturing collective word intuition leads to the difficulty in consensus in articulating consensus word segmentation standard (Huang et al. 1996; Liu et al. 刘源等 1994) and in achieving optimal results in word segmentation (Huang and Xue 2012; Huang and Xue 2015; Huang and Zhao 黄昌宁, 赵海 2007).

Though there are several possible suspects, Olivia's intuition leads her to a man named Roland David Barrett Mark Ivanirr), who was noted to have become enamored with Amanda at the meetings.

At the beginning of the engagement the action is guided by accepted rules, but victory often requires "irregular" decisions or unorthodox resolution, and only visionary intuition leads to breakthrough.

A play is like a poem in that it's experienced differently by every person, and my feeling is if I can put it out there as authentically as my intuition leads me to express it, then audiences will see themselves and the lines that hook them to it.

As intuition leads, fabricating a scaffold from collagen would directly mimic the organic material component of bone.

Formalizing this intuition has led to generic connections between nontrivial algorithms which perform interesting computations on given circuit classes, and nontrivial complexity limitations on the same circuit classes.