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Analytical expressions for both the breakthrough point Xf and the initial slope allow a simple prediction of mass transfer effects.

A simple prediction of the paired-attribute model is that simultaneous activation of attribute-pair representations will produce a perception of a unified object.

We expected performance differences between groups for both the drifting and non-drifting stimuli because a general alteration in brain responsiveness doesn't lend itself to a simple prediction of enhanced susceptibility to a particular stimulus subset.

Thus, although the topic is somewhat outdated, for applied breeding it is still relevant to propose a simple prediction of the SE of estimates of genetic correlations.

This variability prevented a simple prediction of the starch accumulation profile, so it was attractive to integrate the combined effect of all gene expression profiles on the diurnal starch pattern, using a mathematical model.

A simple prediction of this idea, which can be tested once tools are available for CPB-1, is that FOG-3 and CPB-1 share a set of common spermatogenic mRNAs.

Taking advantage of our ability to determine where linear elasticity breaks down, we derive a simple prediction for the evolution of the energy release rate with the crack velocity.

In this study, a simple prediction model of chloride diffusivity in concrete is proposed.

We show that already a simple prediction method of the future network state is useful, even if the predictions are erroneous.

This paper will present a simple prediction method of pressure fluctuations induced by thickness, propeller loading and unsteady cavitation taking not only propeller dimensions but also stern shape into account at the beginning of the propeller design.

Three dichotomized abnormal laboratory results with highest odds ratio for one-year mortality (hypoalbuminaemia, hyponatremia and elevated blood urea) were used to construct a simple prediction score, capable of discriminating from 1.1% to 21.4% in 30-day and from 11.6% to 55.6% in one-year mortality rates between patients with a score of 0 (1,477 patients) vs. score of 3 (544 patients).