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For most of them no unambiguous prediction was inferred and they were thus classified as predicted cell envelope components.
So one needed a much more robust and unambiguous prediction to really confirm these ideas.
It is evident that the correct determination of the overall topology of the network as well as the unambiguous prediction of the position of individual regulatory elements are essential for the comprehensive understanding of regulatory effects on a systems level (see Figure 1).
No single autoreactivity was sufficient for unambiguous prediction of RA.
We aimed at identifying profiles instead of individual autoreactivities allowing for unambiguous prediction of RA.
For Hexactinellida, no unambiguous prediction is possible as only three taxa of two orders were investigated and two out of the three sequences are incomplete.
Using our previously developed artificial neural network model in combination with the genotyping results, unambiguous predictions were made for 91 of the103 patients (88.3%).
Concordance is a measure of the correctness of the predictions of the hypothesis, whether observed changes agree with unambiguous predictions.
The mode of the number of rules fired per record was 2. In practice, a precedence or order is introduced over the rules using expert knowledge so that unambiguous sublineage predictions are generated.
The stochastic Wilson Cowan model runs, supported by linear Ornstein Uhlenbeck analysis, are unambiguous in their predictions: irrespective of bifurcation type, noise-induced fluctuations are expected to increase in intensity while becoming more prolonged in space and time (i.e., become critically slowed) during close approach to the bifurcation point.
A strength of our model is that it makes unambiguous and testable predictions: (1) XX- and XY-specific epi-marks are present in human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) in embryos that will differentiate into heterosexual individuals (= candidate HS-inducing epi-marks).
