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The physical and chemical properties and behaviour of the benthic interface cannot generally be predicted from first principles so must be determined empirically.

Therefore, a paradigm shift from the "trial and error" approach to "materials by design" approach is required to develop new-generations of bioactive glasses with controlled release of functional ions tailored for specific patients and disease states, whereby material functions and properties can be predicted from first principles.

Finally, the triangles denote mechanisms that cannot yet be predicted from first principles.

We consider the problem of optimizing a liposomal drug formulation: a complex chemical system with many components (e.g., elements of a lipid library) that interact nonlinearly and synergistically in ways that cannot be predicted from first principles.

These findings suggest the possibility that the response to the second-line M-VAC can be predicted from the response to the first-line GC chemotherapy.

The initial high values of GOR in the first year cannot be predicted from the model for reasons not well understood.

Our goal is to assess the extent to which the fate of site i along the human branch can be predicted from the matrix H i. We first measured how informative are individual events along each branch of the tree.

We found that the effect of hexamethonium can be predicted from the maximum response delay in the first recording, as only in those recordings with substantial delays (17 ± 1.4 ms) blocking of nicotinic receptors was able to amplify the delay (27.5 ± 3.5 ms), while in other recordings with synchronous responses (10.2 ± 2.5 ms) hexamethonium did not have any effect (10.6 ± 2.4 ms).

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However, for the classification in the prediction stage of the classical metamodelling to be relevant, T ^ Qutput,A,Inverse was predicted from the first mode predicted Y -factors, the Y -scores T ^ YA,NWay (calculated using equation S12c in Additional file 1), since in this case the Y -factors represent the state variable trajectories.

That climate change would impact the transmission of infectious and tropical diseases has long been predicted from the very first reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).