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The phrase "are predicted through the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing forecasts or estimations based on certain methods or processes.
Example: "The outcomes of the experiment are predicted through the analysis of previous data trends."
Alternatives: "are forecasted via the" or "are estimated using the".
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Material properties of CNT-reinforced composites are predicted through the Mori–Tanaka approach.
Crack tip propagation rates are predicted through the combination of an Elasto-Plastic crack tip opening displacement model and the crack blunting theory.
The circumferential compliance and burst strength of vascular grafts are predicted through the conically modified von Mises and elasticity theories, providing an analytical closed form solution for both parameters.
In this approach, genome-wide breeding values (GW-EBV) are predicted through the use of dense markers covering the whole genome [ 7].
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Here we examine the extent to which stream turbidity can be predicted through the prediction of event model parameters.
Subcellular localization of deduced LOX proteins was predicted through the identification of signal peptide sequences using several prediction programs such as ProtComp (http://www.softberry.com/berry.phtml), PSORT (psort.nibb.ac.jp/).nibb.ac.jp/
Power system stability is predicted through the values of CLEs.
The adhesion coefficient and slip velocity were predicted through the second-order sliding mode observer.
Culm height growth can thus be predicted through the parameters of the Richards function.
In other words, the prying effect in concrete can be predicted through the elastic analysis.
Therefore, waveform changes long after can be predicted through the existing data.
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