Ex vivo assays of an exogenously administered compound in tissues by liquid chromatography and tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) have been used to evaluate kinetics of compounds in the brain without radiolabeling and to predict the capability of compounds as PET radioligands for several target molecules, such as opioid κ receptor and nociception/orphanin FQ receptor [16 20].
For example, assume that at the end of the working day, the production planner wants to make a decision about tomorrow's production plan and would like to predict the capability of a given production schedule.
The result is a map of the species' potential distribution, which is, for instance, helpful to predict the capability of alien invasive species.
Geopolitics, business, industries, and jobs are changing so rapidly that it's impossible to predict the capabilities employees and leaders will need even a few years out.
All this happened under Obama's watch and although he isn't Nostradamus, he nonetheless failed to accurately predict the capabilities of al-Qaeda's jayvee team.
Predicting the capability of daily production planning facilitates the decision making of the PPC system, and as a result, the customized DSS can be defined and applied.
Our method furthermore accurately predicts the capability to degrade plant biomass for microbial species from their genome sequences.
Model 2 exhibited moderate generalization capabilities and predicted the concentration of the alcohol product 10 with R of 0.962, 0.359, and 0.757 for experiments started with 50, 100, and 300 mM of ketone substrate.
Framed within this statement, this paper introduces and evaluates learning schemes that are based on artificial neural networks and can be used for predicting the capabilities (e.g. data rate) that can be achieved by a specific radio configuration.
The authors of the US's Bill of Rights could not have predicted the capabilities of the iPhone or its peers, but the language of the first amendment is instructive.
