Recently, it has been reported that the amplification of ACTN4 can strictly predict the clinical outcome, and ACTN4 has been recognized as an oncogene 6, 11, 13.
Especially, Noro et al. reported that ACTN4 amplification could more strictly predict poor outcome than actinin-4 protein expression in stage-I adenocarcinoma of the lung 13.
Therefore, we considered that CNI of ACTN4 more strictly predicted the vascular invasion of cancer cells and poor prognosis than protein expression of actinin-4.
Moreover, efficient sampling of the phase-space is strictly required to computationally predict measurable quantities such as adsorption free energies or adhesion forces.
Although it is only strictly appropriate to compare methods intended to predict orthology, homology detection methods (BLASTP, SBH, TribeMCL) have also been included in the LCA analysis for the sake of illustration.
It will certainly be a milestone, Mr. Even said, adding that there is no way to predict the reaction of strictly Orthodox lawmakers, who have criticized his entry to Parliament.
The Strictly Social website allows fans to predict judges' scores, post their text comments in a live chat box, answer quiz questions about the show and make real-time comments like "wow" or "boo" in a reaction box that aggregates all the reactions and presents a picture of what the audience is thinking.
Therefore, the optimal nanoparticle can be determined for a proposed analyte strictly by using the model to predict which geometry will offer the lowest MDL.
Through the development of mouse clinical trials, it may be feasible to predict more relevant clinical treatments and to optimize novel therapeutics more rapidly than in a strictly clinical setting, and in a cost-effective manner.
So strictly speaking, we physicists are no longer able to predict anything at all!
