Sentence examples for been developed that predict from inspiring English sources
To this end, several mathematical models have been developed that predict vehicle fuel consumption and emissions using instantaneous speed and acceleration [19, 20, 21].
In addition, a series of engineering models have been developed that predict the stack voltage, fluid distribution from the stack manifolds, the overall system pressure, the chemical equilibrium in both anode and cathode flow beds and the thermal management of the stack.
A number of prognostic models have been developed that predict survival in critically ill patients, but these models are not calibrated for use in very old patients.
Recently a number of genome analysis methods have been developed that predict protein-protein interactions and functional associations between proteins based primarily on genome context and not directly relying on sequence homology [ 1- 6].
A model is developed that predicts that integrative SPMS will enhance the strategic competitiveness of organizations.
A new endgame simulation was developed that predicts damage from closely spaced tumbling rods.
Very recently, a scoring system was developed that predicts hospital mortality with good accuracy in patients with ARDS [10].
A simple steady-state reactor model is developed that predicts NO oxidation conversion and the limiting NOx storage.
A computational method, RESCUE-ESE, was developed that predicts which sequences have ESE activity by statistical analysis of exon-intron and splice site composition.
A model is developed that predicts branching architectures of polymers from radical polymerization with transfer to polymer and termination by disproportionation and recombination, in a continuously stirred tank reactor (CSTR).
In this work, a theoretical model is developed that predicts axisymmetric, equilibrium drop locations and shapes on conical, solid surfaces as a function of drop volume, needle geometry/shape, needle surface wettability (contact angle), liquid surface tension, line tension, and gravity.
