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Nasonia paralogs of fly pair-rule genes were identified by TBLASTN and aligned against predicted or experimentally validated (virtually translated) protein sequences of the same proteins from Tribolium castaneum (Tcas), Anopheles gambiae (Agam), Apis mellifera (Amel).

The ability of the generated models to enrich CETP ligands among biologically inactive compounds was validated by virtually screening them against a test set.

This correlation was fully validated by virtually identical coefficients obtained in the analysis of the inception cohort (Fig. 2, lower diagonal half), in which patients had higher disease activity.

The proposed procedure is validated by post-processing virtually deformed images generated through the finite element method.

Selection criteria have not been validated in prospective trials, but virtually all of the randomized controlled trials have used similar criteria.

We identify ∼2.9 million DHSs that encompass virtually all known experimentally validated cis-regulatory sequences and expose a vast trove of novel elements, most with highly cell-selective regulation.

After a week of pre-summit briefings in which administration officials sought to minimize expectations, they got virtually everything they hoped foran outcome that apparently validated the administrations belief that Yeltsin was playing a weak hand.

Le Pen and those who echo her give ammunition to the narrative being pushed by extremists online and in isolated places where integration is virtually nonexistent, validating arguments that "they don't want you here", "you will never be accepted as one of them", "they want to strip your mothers and force your children to eat pork".

The derived power functions are well validated by simulation studies that show that the magnitudes of theoretical power are virtually identical to those of the empirical power.

They virtually screen 1.6 million compounds and predict 25 Olfr73 agonists, 17 of which are validated by cell-based assays.

For example, using a previously validated computer measurement of risk-taking now designed for the smartphone, participants are asked to virtually "inflate" a balloon as much as they can without making it pop in order to receive a cash prize.