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In all, the Republican offer would reduce the deficit more than the president's, which predicted about $1.8 trillion in deficit reduction over the next 10 years.

The results corresponds well to simulations for the 57 µm wells with slow ECs and motile target cells which predicted about 70% of the cell encounters to occur in less than one hour (Fig. 5C), knowing that not all encounters will result in conjugate formation.

ANCHOR, which predicts about one-third of this protein as binding regions, predicts only parts of this region.

The observation of functionally relevant rare codons located in both loop and secondary structure regions is confirmed by our analysis of rare codon rich regions which predicts about 50% of RCRRs in loop and secondary structure regions, both in our analysis of the two experimentally examined genes and of 16 α/β hydrolase families.

In contrast, there was little agreement between mothers and adolescents about the factors which predicted child Internalising and Child Health Questionnaire Mental Health, that is, emotional problems.

The demand for ways of predicting future criminal behavior has spawned a cottage industry of actuarial instruments, which predict sexual violence about as well as the S.A.T. forecasts freshman grades.

Chinese websites' revenues from brand advertising rose 64% in 2008 to $1.7 billion, according to BDA, a research firm based in Beijing, which predicts average annual growth of about 25% in the next five years.Capturing this advertising increasingly spells the difference between wealth and disaster for Chinese websites.

Here one must assume a background theory, a law about laws, which predicts for this area that these two laws hold.

Less is known about factors which predict postoperative outcome of liver transplant recipients.

However, little is known about the factors which predict performance in procedural knowledge tasks.

Little is known about risk factors which predict the incidence, recurrence and chronicity of depression.