Moreover though we predict that decreases in metabolic activity in control networks would be associated with impairments in executive functions we did not perform cognitive tests to assess if this was the case (since this was not an a priori hypothesis).
A search for this site in KS10 revealed no similar sequence, though we predict that this binding site is present, as a previous study by Sokolsky and Baker revealed that gyrase is necessary in Mu replicative transposition [ 31].
Though, we predicted gene models on the draft/fragmented/incomplete genome sequences, using a nearest homologous gene model (of Bombyx mori ); these models are still being curated and hence subject to finer re interpretation.
Though we predicted they would get back together shortly after ― and it seemed they did ― these new cheating rumors might mean the singer and her choreographer boyfriend have broken up for good. .
Nor did we find evidence for an interaction of stimulus modality with either task or object category in Experiment 1, even though we predicted that we might see word selectivity for the one-back identity task but not the semantic tasks.
It was expected that physical exercise would yield large effects in its own right, though we predicted that between-groups comparisons would be in favour of CBT, based on results from previous studies (Clark et al., 1994; Broocks et al., 1998).
Though we predicted one BHDS-derived tumor sample (BHD4, Additional file 1, Table S1) contains multiple abnormalities involving chromosomes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 13, and 18, a phenomenon that is sometimes observed in sporadic cases of renal oncocytoma [ 48], the tumor possessed histology typical of hybrid oncocytic-chromophobe BHDS-derived tumors (Additional file 2, Figures S3A-B).
Knowing these factors for each child allows us to predict the percentage of children within a group that will survive, even though we cannot predict exactly whether individual children will survive.
I am always optimistic because we really don't know anything about how things are run, and therefore change can come even though we cannot predict the way it occurs nor exact time to expect it.
Even though we cannot predict the presence or absence of mechanical nerve root compression, medical doctors still need to rely on the classical neurological distribution of pain and deficit, since empirical evidence suggests that in less-clear-cut sciatic neuralgias, surgical intervention will yield poor prognosis of outcome in the majority of patients.
It would be foolish, though, to predict the outcome by looking just at the questions during oral argument.
