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Although this apparent Vss has no physiological meaning, its estimation is important because it predicts the drug's plasma concentration for a given amount of drug in the body and it influences the drug's half-life [2,3], which in turn is very important to determine the correct dosage regimen that clinicians should prescribe to patients [4,5].

This method is accurate because it predicts the properties of petroleum reservoir fluids as precisely as any other existing method.

This method produces ductile beam-to-column connections, because it predicts the fracture mode and an optimum haunch length by comparing a beam's local buckling strength with that of fracture perpendicular or diagonal to the beam-axis.

Philip Ellender, Koch Industries' president of government and public affairs, called the report "more fiction than fact" because it predicts the Federal Reserve will aggressively raise interest rates, although that only made about a $50 billion difference to the projection.

The text input system is actually quite cool, however, because it predicts the words you're about to type.

The production quality is terrible" I say, "Please study The Innovator's Dilemma because it predicts the disruption of your industry presciently".

The market expected a rise largely because it predicted the economy would be carrying more momentum and inflation would be running higher.

Trial-by-trial variability in persistent activity in both areas was related to memory strength, because it predicted the speed and accuracy by which stimuli were remembered.

We included only a visitor taxon parameter in the binomial portion of the model because it predicted the number of observed zeros better than a model with just an intercept, and models with more parameters (e.g., inflorescence and stem sizes) did not improve goodness of fit, according to likelihood ratio tests.

However, the third scenario is not likely because it predicts that the accumulation of repeats would not closely follow gene pairwise distances and would continue even after the burst of duplication.

However, this assumption of a fixed, non-zero asymptotic attack probability has been criticized because it predicts that the number of prey attacked increases in direct proportion to the population size of the unpalatable prey [7], [9], [21].