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Its three singles received positive reviews, but failed to achieve high chart positions, although each were predicted to perform extremely well under different circumstances.

SNPs that were predicted to perform poorly with Illumina GoldenGate genotyping technology were either replaced by SNPs in high LD (r2 = 0.8, as calculated from HapMap data), or dropped from the list if no proxy was available.

The new version of Oldboy, loosely adapted from South Korean director Park Chan-wook's blistering revenge tale, has so far met with lukewarm reviews and is predicted to perform weakly at the box office.

a A comparison of average entry time indicates that the linear keyboard is predicted to perform best for most acceptable error rates.

The digital ELISA process is efficient across a range of antibody affinities (KD ~ 10− 11–10− 9 M), and antibodies with high on-rates (kon > 105 M− 1 s− 1) are predicted to perform best.

In comparison, greater enforcement effort and individually contracted performance payments – options that might otherwise have been considered credible choices – are predicted to perform poorly, with only negligible reductions in forest clearance.

Simple release schedules are predicted to perform much more poorly without the initial distribution, with large early distributions outperforming regular small distributions.

Interestingly we found that most of the long identical stretch sequences (see Figure 2c) are predicted to perform poorly in RNAi suggesting that used hairpins will not significantly affect the D. pseudoobscura transgenes.

Proteins which are phylogenetically conserved in ciliated, but not in non-ciliated species, are considered to possess a "ciliary profile" and are predicted to perform a ciliary function.

Certain hypothetical C labels of glucose, for example [1,2,3-C] glucose and [1,2,5-C] glucose, are predicted to perform better than commercially available single labels for many reactions.

This result supports construct validity of the PCQ, as individuals with higher levels of education would be predicted to perform better on knowledge-based tests.