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Finally, the long-term stability of the embankment was analyzed and predicted with a climate warming rate of 0.052 °C/a.

Experimental VLE and LLE data were satisfactorily correlated and predicted with a single set of interaction parameters, using a simplified version of the association contribution of the model.

The coach wanted his team to play with improved energy and focus, and predicted with a malapropism Thursday that Getzlaf's return would help the cause: "He's the straw that stirs the stick," Boudreau said.

Aguilar et al. (2005) showed that growth patterns can be calculated accurately and predicted with a single preoperative length measurement, although they suggested that multiple measurements may lead to more accurate predictions.

With that hat on he has devised an algorithm which can look at someone's mobile-phone records and predict with an average of 93% accuracy where that person is at any moment of any day.

The mechanical performance of new formulations in this feasibility region was modeled through linear regression and accurately predicted, with a prediction error of 5 and 13.5% for tensile and impact properties, respectively.

With an sCGM, the delay between BG and CGM-reported glucose can be overcome and hypoglycemia predicted with a time-horizon that allows the patient to take action before hypoglycemia occurs.

A specific feature of BIG members is that their C-terminus is in general less variable than that of GBFs, and is predicted with a significant amount of secondary structures.

What Gibson designates an "attack," Pat Kiernan on NY1 deems "a dramatic development" and predicts, with characteristic understatement, "a serious evacuation".

Every compound, except timolol and levobunolol, was predicted with a good PR-score for at least one family.

Within the basin, temperatures between 50 and 70 °C are predicted with a general trend of southwards increasing temperatures.