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More sophisticated formulae have been devised to predict the increase in PNa following sodium repletion, one of the most popular being the so-called Adrogue Madias equation [113].
Two models of coupled rooms have been devised to predict acoustical characteristics such as the decay of sound energy density and reverberation time.
For example, numerous computational methods have been devised to predict potential protein-protein interactions, but high-throughput experimental methods typically exhibit a high false positive rate, precluding the development of a well-validated dataset.
Since measuring the effects of mutations experimentally is a laborious process, a variety of computational methods and algorithms have been devised to predict these effects in silico [44]-[50] [44]-[50]
More sophisticated formulae have been devised to predict the increase in PNa following sodium repletion, one of the most popular being the so-called Adrogue Madias equation [ 113].
To facilitate the use of non-functional analysis results in the selection and assembly of components for component-based systems, automatic prediction tools should be devised, to predict some overall quality attribute of the application without requiring extensive knowledge of analysis methodologies to the application designer.
Two different simple linear equations were devised to predict water table contribution to crop water use for corn and sorghum.
A statistical strategy in experimental design is devised to predict the optimal conditions in esterification of palmitic acid with excess methanol over a solid acid catalyst, viz.
The following formula if Epred is predicted ECFC/cord blood unit and P is placental weight (g) was devised to predict the ECFC frequency from placental weight.
Although this scoring system was devised to predict the potential difficulty of an individual case, until now it has been shown only to be predictive of complication, i.e. posterior capsule rupture, but not case difficulty.
This was devised to predict in-hospital mortality within 24 hours of acute admission and uses a weighted aggregate of seven parameters: pulse rate, respiratory rate, temperature, systolic blood pressure, oxygen saturation, inspired oxygen, and level of consciousness.
