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The viability of these force fields is assessed by comparison of predicted large-scale features such as the characteristic ratio.
As predicted, large-scale network dynamics correlated strongly with individual differences in behavior adaptation.
However, the quality of the predicted large-scale reconstructed network depends on the quality of the initial annotated data.
The ZRM is shown to potentially help save valuable material and time, as the experiments required for model calibration are much cheaper than the predicted large-scale experiment at binding conditions.
However, regardless of ambiguities in substitution rate calibrations, our results indicate that the predicted large-scale duplication that occurred in the Musa lineage (Ks = 0.55) post-dates the divergence of lineages leading to Zingiber and Musa (Ks = 0.78), but occurred well before the separation of Musa A and Musa B (Ks = 0.0410).
Another application, using cell-phone and census data, could analyze political or economic drivers and population pressures to describe and predict large-scale population flows, such as mass migrations.
At most sites, the model has proven successful in predicting large-scale shoreline response to local water level and wave forcing.
Detailed information on forage selection is a crucial first step in designing and interpreting models that predict large-scale distributional patterns of beaver.
This finding may account for the shortcomings of random-walk (scale-finite) models when used to predict large-scale movement and search patterns by extrapolating from observations made at small scales.
Using laboratory-scale experimental results in one configuration as simulation inputs, the developed simulators were able to predict large-scale DCMD module performance in both co-current and counter-current configurations.
The propensity of powder to bridge in hoppers and bins is important for a wide variety of pharmaceutical processes, yet it remains difficult to predict large-scale performance from small-scale powder measurements.
