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Fire disturbance severely modifies ecosystem structure and functioning, and therefore predicting post-fire responses is pivotal to improve land management.

This analysis consists of determining a priori whether the reactive system is thermally stable and therefore predicting if runaway will occur.

Objectives: transcranial Doppler (TCD) measurement of middle cerebral artery velocity (MCAV) is an indirect method of assessing cerebral blood flow and therefore predicting patients at risk of stroke during carotid endarterectomy (CEA), and may be used to determine the need for shunting.

The key to understanding, and therefore predicting, the dynamics of mesic forests is the process of density-dependent competition for canopy space, and hence light.

The clinical phenotype varies widely, which has led to difficulties with classification, diagnosis and therefore predicting prognosis.

11 However, not all MCI subjects convert to AD and therefore predicting converters would be useful for the clinician and for the patient and their carers.

All tRNase ZS1 proteins apparently lack any predictable signal sequences and therefore predicted to be cytoplasmic proteins, with the exception of O. sativa tRNase ZS1 (OsaTRZ1), which is predicted to be localized in the chloroplasts (Table 2).

Notably, 6 out of 8 pairs were correctly identified for chemosensitivity (i.e., posttreatment samples were assigned a higher predictive index for chemotherapy response than pretreatment samples, and therefore, predicted to be more resistant to therapy) (accuracy, 75%).

It is hypothesised that this gain-of-function effect results in increased Ca2+ influx, and therefore predicts increased neurotransmission.

It has been stated that hemoglobin drops within minutes of a traumatic injury and therefore predicts the need for an intervention to stop a hemorrhage [23].

Under free trade, we can determine the distribution of training levels in their labor force and, therefore, predict the pattern of international trade.