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Numerical results are presented for three test examples which demonstrate the accuracy and robustness of the scheme and its applicability in predicting pollutant transport by shallow water flows.

Multi target artificial neural networks (MTANNs) and single target artificial neural networks are studied for applicability in predicting the global properties.

Furthermore, the c-statistics of this model is only about 0.76 and this leaves considerable uncertainty in its applicability in predicting long-term survival of individual patients.

McLeman (2013) argues that current modelling efforts are based only on general assumptions with respect to migration behaviour, which limits their applicability in predicting future migration trends.

This gene list should have applicability in predicting what class a new compound belongs to when a gene expression profile available with the 300 genes.

However, the expression of these genes needs further validation, especially on earlier stages of embryogenic tissues such as proembryogenic masses and primary embryogenic callus to determine their applicability in predicting embryogenesis in oil palm.

The results in this paper provide insights for the applicability of PTCM in predicting conductive heat flux from concrete to cryogenic liquids.

Applicability of mucins in predicting certain characteristics of colorectal polyps (invasion, configuration and grading) evokes the notion that maybe mucins expression could be employed in predicting the extent of malignant transformation in colorectal polyps.

To confirm the applicability of the Health Action Process Approach in predicting and explaining the healthy dietary behavior of college students.

The applicability of the modeling in predicting fatigue lifetime of composite pipes is validated using available experimental data in literature.

The present paper presents a study on the applicability of numerical models in predicting the global response of timber-framed shear walls during earthquake events.