Sentence examples for three important predictions from inspiring English sources

This model makes three important predictions: (1) It predicts the circumstances under which subjects should perceive a common cause or independent causes.

Three important predictions derive from this metabolic rate theory of aging: (i) death probability increases with age, (ii) metabolic rate and lifespan should be inversely correlated to body size (large animals will have lower metabolism and longer life expectancy) and (iii) lifespan should be inversely correlated to ROS production and positively with antioxidant power.

This gives rise to two important predictions, which we confirmed by cross-validation, using novel (held out) test stimuli: 1. Responses to repeated presentations of a stimulus should come from the same cluster.

This model makes two important predictions, namely, that the so called general inhibitor is able to ubiquitylate the S-RNase, that deletion of the general inhibitor should result in generalized self-incompatibility, and thus be lethal.

The prediction builds on the ups and downs of chip sales data through three important boom-and-bust cycles.

Three important applications of protein networks to cancer research include signature generation, signature interpretation, and disease gene prediction.

The inclusion of male reproduction has two important effects on predictions of senescence, the first a consequence of the mean age of male reproduction and the second a consequence of the shape of the distribution.

For the selected p covariates that maximize prediction accuracy, MDR gives two important scores: the mean prediction accuracy and the cross-validation consistency.

Besides the fitting spatial distribution, there are two important parameters used in prediction models to describe the fittings.

This paper addressed two important issues in the prediction of AIDS disease progression.

The values of lipophilicity (log  P) and total polar surface area (TPSA) are two important parameters for the prediction of oral bioavailability of drug molecules [ 32, 33].