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The effect on mass transfer rates of the position of the pellet and rotor dimensions for the cruciform spinning catalyst basket reactor is seen to be well predicted from the model.

This usually occurs when the macroblock data can be well predicted from previously coded data.

Nevertheless, we have shown that under productive conditions the short-term outcome of competition in our experiment could be well predicted from a resource-based predictor: light interception (resource reduction) in monoculture.

The quantum yields of 41 substituted aromatic halides can be well predicted from EE2, ELUMO, and MW (r = 0.848; Table S9).

Author response: What is clear from our work is that the observed frequencies in non-biological contexts can be well predicted from the thermodynamic calculations in surface sea-level conditions but not from the calculations at hot, deep-sea conditions.

Therefore, the long-term health consequences of air pollution mediated adverse birth outcomes can probably not be well predicted from the known associations between birth weight and health in adulthood, and thus need to be directly assessed.

The critical strain for recrystallization was well predicted from a power-law dependence on the Zener Hollomon parameter, including grain size dependence and a temperature dependent activation energy.

Short-term batch incubation experiments (21 days) indicated that concurrent Fe and P release was controlled by reductive Fe(III) dissolution, and was well predicted from the soil FeBD PBD molar ratio.

Both cumulative tracer mass and concentration as a function of time were well predicted from the simple inputs of bulk density, clay and silt contents, and applied tracer mass.

Finally, RSr and RCs soil plant transfer in ploughed plots was well predicted from soil properties, such as the solid liquid distribution coefficient, the ionic composition of the soil solution and the exchangeable cations, with Pearson correlation coefficients of 0.98 and 0.86, respectively, between calculated and experimental log transfer factors.

For this case, we again find that the escape time of a network is well predicted from its FTC by the relation: E ~ exp N - | u | N e, (5).