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The methodology which was previously used with success in genomic sequences to predict new binding sites of transcription factors is applied in this paper for protein structure prediction. We predict local structure of proteins based on alignments of sequences of structurally similar local protein neighborhoods. We use Secondary Verification Assessment (SVA) method to select alignments with most reliable models. We show that using Secondary Verification (SV) method to assess the statistical significance of predictions we can reliably predict local protein structure, better than with the use of other methods (log-odds or p-value). The tests are conducted with the use of the test set consisting of the CASP 7 targets.