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McConnell said a resolution of disapproval was likely to be introduced and predicted it would pass with more than 60 votes.

A 5p charge on single use plastic bags in England from October 2015 is also to be introduced and is predicted to cut the use of such bags by 76%%.

Ligand-based approaches including pharmacophore and QSAR modeling were applied and novel models were introduced and analyzed for predicting activity test for DNA-PK drug candidates.

In this paper, a reaction model (RXN model) based on comprehensive biomass gasification kinetics is introduced and validated to predict the syngas and tar compositions.

A screening approach for the EU-scale is introduced and validated that predicts pesticide runoff and related ecological risk for aquatic communities in small agricultural streams.

Thus, a unique size-effect relationship, herein called Golden Scaling Law (GSL), is introduced and used to predict the crack pattern of concrete and rock structures.

Three-dimensional classical density functional theory (CDFT) has been introduced and applied to predicting gas separation in metal-organic frameworks (MOFs).

In this paper, the two-step mean-field homogenization procedures including the Mori–Tanaka (M T) and interpolative double inclusion (D-I) models in the first-step homogenization procedure and the Voigt and Reuss models in the second-step homogenization procedure, are introduced and implemented to predict the effective elastic properties of short-fiber-reinforced metal matrix composites.

Finally, a dimensionless rupture time was introduced and it was used to predict trapped oil recovery as a function of contact time for various pore body and throat size distributions.

In this study, Firefly optimization-based Support Vector Regression (SVR-FF) is introduced and examined in terms of predicting the discharge coefficient of a modified labyrinth side weir.

Deep learning will be introduced to predict its economic benefits to make prediction more accurate.