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Although the transmembrane (TM) region of a helical-bundle protein can be predicted reliably using first principles or machine-learning methods (Bernsel et al., 2008; Jones 2007; Lo et al., 2008), the mechanisms by which TM proteins fold into native structures remain poorly understood due to the paucity of solved structures.
Scientists have cautioned that future trends cannot be predicted reliably.
Brain temperature cannot be predicted reliably from core body temperature.
Can tissue pathology be predicted reliably in frontotemporal dementia (FTD)?
FPC can reliably be predicted from contraceptive prevalence data using a simple mathematical model, which permits analysis of FPC trends and differentials using different types of surveys and allows the use of FPC in, for instance, analysis of progress towards universal health coverage.
In multiple organ failure there is no relationship between severity of illness and EE, and so EE cannot reliably be predicted and must be measured using indirect calorimetry [ 33].
This relies on the Williams wedge analysis and permits: (a) the response of any prototype of complex geometry to be predicted, including the amount of fretting damage likely to be experienced and (b) the fretting fatigue strength measured in a simple laboratory experiment to be used to predict, reliably, the behaviour of any engineering component.
The lateral-vertical cross-receptance is predicted somewhat less reliably.
Of particular interest are models that can be reliably used to predict the combined effect of exposure time (f), liquid temperature (7) and pH.
The migration of NAPL and its dissolved constituents may not be reliably predicted using conventional aqueous-phase transport simulations.
Levels of rated tranquillity can be reliably predicted using a previously developed model TRAPT and then used to design and identify tranquil spaces, improve existing green spaces and develop Tranquillity Trails to encourage usage.
