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A strong linear relation exists between the 24-h and 48-h heats of the cements and could be useful for modelling the hydration rate of Portland or blended cements.

Knowledge of sorption and desorption of heavy metals by individual soil components should be useful for modelling the behaviour of soils of arbitrary composition when contaminated by heavy metals, and for designing amendments increasing the fixation of heavy metals by soils polluted by these species.

Finding a relationship between CH4 emissions and functional plant types under varying plant growth conditions is an important task, as it would be useful for modelling CH4 fluxes from various vegetation zones and for designing future mitigation strategies.

This proof-of-concept study provided evidence that multiple liver disease-specific cell lines can be generated and that hepatocytes differentiated from these hiPSCs may be useful for modelling liver diseases in vitro and in a patient-specific manner.

We used cancer specific valuations for quality of life (—that is, utilities) that would apply to most patients for the period starting after the primary treatment effects have resolved, which is of significant frequency and duration to be useful for modelling preventive interventions.

On the other hand, no suitable and simple model seems to be available for representing the two-point coherence function of different turbulence components, in particular of the longitudinal and vertical turbulence components, which would be useful for modelling buffeting actions on bridges.

The aim is to develop methods that will be useful for modeling and comparing intervention strategies using existing data and standard statistical methods.

The empirical equation developed for the scaled spectral extinction coefficient of water sprays may be useful for modeling radiative transfer in spray curtains using CFD.

The school environment is poor and lacking all facilities that might be useful for modeling pupils' behavior and absorbing the unwanted behaviors.

This geometry proved to be useful for modeling sliding bearing systems.

Hongjun Song, a neuroscientist at the University of Pennsylvania, argued that the results mean that brain organoids could be useful for modeling the development of early-stage brain disorders in infants.