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The effects of time pressure on nurses' judgements were then examined by comparing the two sets of prediction models (based on observations for time pressured scenarios and those for non constrained scenarios).

For the nine countries with long time series for the TFR, two sets of prediction intervals up to 2050 were constructed: one based on the annual data series 1900-000, another based on annual figures observed during the period 1950-000.

This year I have compounded this error by making two sets of predictions, one generally for China here, and, post-Copenhagen, the following all-seeing ruminations on green technology in China.

Due to the well established accuracy of the zone method of analysis, the closeness of the two sets of predictions indicates that the two-flux model should prove extremely useful in assessing the thermal effects of changes in design or operating conditions in process gas heaters, particularly because of its computational simplicity compared with the zone method.

This analysis yielded two sets of predictions: Phifam (for parasite-human-iPfam), containing 775 candidate interacting partners, and Phint (for parasite-human interactome), containing 748 candidates; 67 human proteins are included in both datasets (Fig. 3A and Supplemental Table S15).

As such, we were concerned with both the coincidence (measured here as spatial overlap between the two sets of predictions), and the degree to which ENM predictions were broader spatially and less discerning in terms of identifying geographic isolation in LGM refugia (see Materials and Methods).

In summary, the two sets of predictions are very similar and match the observed serum equally well.

Calculations were performed independently for cancerous and adjacent non-cancerous sample sets, resulting in two sets of predictions in each case.

To test for possible overlap between gene predictions obtained in this study and all canine genes annotated in Ensembl (v42), we performed sequence alignment between these two sets of predictions.

Given the two sets of predictions for the pairs of sets, it is possible to calculate the p-values, where a p-value > 0.95 suggests a disorder-associated function, a p-value < 0.05 suggests an order-associated function, and intermediate p-values are ambiguous [ 48- 50].

To provide a more direct comparison between the models, two sets of predictions were carried out under the BOADICEA model: taking into account the entire family as reported, which we refer to as 'full pedigrees'; and taking into account only the first-degree and second-degree relatives of the first screened individual.