The phrase "are applicable to predict" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing theories, models, or methods that can be used to make predictions in a specific context.
Example: "The statistical methods we discussed are applicable to predict future trends in the market."
Alternatives: "can be used to forecast" or "are relevant for predicting".
Results indicate that the models are applicable to predict E∗ of asphalt mixture.
Their steel materials are applicable to predict ductile failures of full-scale pipes with pits, non-sharp notch-type corrosion defects and other metal losses which can be analyzed with spherical and spheroid shaped defects.
In combination with the SAR matrix method, compound neighborhood analysis based upon Free-Wilson principles and derivation of conditional probabilities of activity are applicable to predict novel active compounds at different stages of chemical optimization efforts.
The extended swelling prediction model is applicable to predict the swelling due to full hydration for mixtures within the full range of sand content, and is verified by the swelling tests on bentonite sand mixtures with various sand contents.
A previous study conducted by You et al. [20] shows that it is applicable to predict real-time crash with discrete ultrasonic detectors and it achieved a crash prediction accuracy of 61.9%.
This study focuses on developing a model based on ANN that is applicable to predict porosity at Zhenjing oilfield China.
The rule of mixtures was found to be applicable to predict the compression behaviors and the appropriate compacting pressures of titanium/carbamide powder mixtures.
In addition, this result can be applicable to predict the decomposition stages under clay loam based soil conditions of animal livestock.
Moreover, this concept is applicable to predict which drug to use against a particular receptor mutant in case of e.g. personalized medicines, such as in case of the question which drug to use against a particular HIV genotype [7].
The present results are comparable to the experimental observations of Yaman et al. [4,23], indicating that the present approach is applicable to predict the effective mechanical properties of concrete in both dry and saturated states.
The presented method is less time consuming in comparison to the FEM and is applicable to predict the DTLs of a laminate family when the interlaminar shear strength is given.
