Sentence examples for based on model predictions from inspiring English sources

The SO2 removal efficiency decreased gradually as the temperature increased from 283 to 333 K based on model predictions.

Based on model predictions, multi-radical concentrations were estimated to be several orders of magnitude smaller than mono-radical concentrations.

Based on model predictions and validation data, P. tremuloides seedling regeneration is viable throughout 54% of the post-fire landscape, 97% of which was previously conifer-dominated.

Based on model predictions, we use a parameter-dependent feedback to design RMPC that achieves an enhanced performance with guaranteed robust and stability properties.

The design uses the interference of two MW sources to increase the electric field intensity, based on model predictions by finite elements simulations.

Mathematical methods of biochemical pathway analysis are rapidly maturing to a point where it is possible to provide objective rationale for the natural design of metabolic systems and where it is becoming feasible to manipulate these systems based on model predictions, for instance, with the goal of optimizing the yield of a desired microbial product.

Then, an infinite horizon closed-loop optimal control is achieved based on model prediction which uses the current state of power system as the initial state.

For fed-batch cell culture processes, macroscopic models can be applied to predict the time courses of metabolites which have significant impact on the cell culture process or to estimate process rates of interest and then control feeding rates based on model prediction and using an appropriate objective function.

In addition, the aquatic and sediment risk will be evaluated using both prospective, i.e., based on modeling prediction, and retrospective, i.e., based on field monitoring data, analysis as well as key learnings developed as a result of this additional research.

Additional measurements at later times were of limited value for prediction based on model categorization.

Initial predictions by the National Hurricane Center also forecast a motion to the northwest based on consistent model predictions, though, as quoted by forecaster James Franklin, "The models have also been excellently wrong thus far".