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Interpolation between these limiting results enables the field shape and its dependence on subsonic forward flight speed to be predicted over the whole frequency range.

Even when the household survey has a wide range of additional variables, both at the individual and the household levels, we are restricted to using deterministic variables that can be predicted over the life of each individual.

In this case, the available primary models could be used to create proprietary secondary models allowing the inactivation of ricin to be predicted over the whole temperature range covered by the performed laboratory experiments.

A five-fold decrease in the overall annual disease burden of HAV in the Netherlands was predicted over the simulation period, from 310 DALYs (95% CI: 296 326; YLL = 231, 95% CI: 221 244) in the year 2000 to 67 DALYs (95% CI: 60 75; YLL = 54, 95% CI: 48 60) in 2030.

Roughly 40 million new infections are predicted over the next decade.

A round of arrests is predicted over the next few weeks.

Pub attendance had fallen by 11% between 1988 and 1993 and when a further 20% slump was predicted over the next five years, the drinks industry hit back with alcopops.

She says that if temperatures continue to rise, as is predicted over the next 50 years, the country can expect more desertification, and more tension between traditionally hostile groups.

A downward trend is predicted over the coming years to £3,518 by the end of 2015 and £2,944 a further three years down the line at the end of 2018, an overall decline of 33%.

In the past 40 years the North Sea has warmed four times faster than the global average, and further warming is predicted over the coming century, which has led scientists to study how this will impact on commercial species.

The actual and predicted data depart dramatically beginning in September 2009, with actual part-time employment 1.2 million below predicted part-time employment by December and averaging 975,000 part-time positions below what was predicted over the months August 2009 to December 2010.