Combining these results with the results presented in Table 3, this is likely a result of the E-values estimator choosing models at non-optimal widths which predict more sites overall at the expense of more false positive predictions.
Five canonical alternative splice sites are identified in α-Nrxs and two in β-Nrxs (Resnick et al., 2008; Tabuchi and Südhof, 2002), which predict more than a thousand different splicing transcripts for Nrxs (Ullrich et al., 1995; Missler et al., 1998).
In particular in the light of global climatic change scenarios, which predict more frequent extreme disturbances and climatic events, it is important to incorporate insights from the relation between biodiversity and stability of ecosystem functioning into forest restoration projects.
For several years some researchers have suspected that the markets follow another pattern -- a power law distribution, which predicts more outliers than a normal distribution.
For this purpose we used computer program PASS [19, 20], which predicts more than 7000 pharmacological activities, mechanisms of action, mutagenicity, carcinogenicity, teratogenicity and embryotoxicity on the basis of structural formulae of compounds.
The lack of new dwarf galaxies after reionization could resolve a long-standing problem in galaxy formation theory, which predicts more small galaxies in our local neighborhood than are observed, says cosmologist James Bullock of the University of California, Irvine.
Inhofe brushes aside the report, which predicts more devastating storms and wildfires in the coming decades, and Trump has said he doesn't believe the findings of the nonpartisan scientists at the 13 federal agencies who are mandated by Congress to produce the document.
tarsalis display no cost for resistance yet a significant cost for infection, which predicts more resistant individuals will be maintained in the population.
The government, based on recent damage assessments as well as future weather forecasts, which predict even more rain in the coming weeks, says it will need approximately 18bn central African francs ($30m) to meet the needs of more than 122,000 people, who they say will be affected by heavy rains.
These data depart significantly from expectations based on probability, which predict that no more than three of the genes would be represented less than twice or more than 14 times.
This study did not support the speculative evolutionary theory which predicts that more diverse infections are more costly to the host (Anita et al. 1994; Bonhoeffer and Nowak 1994; Nowak and May 1994; van Baalen and Sabelis 1995; May and Nowak 1995; Frank 1996).
