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NI recognizes a new selective pressure, but cannot predict the outcome of the change.
Rising PSA is the main tool for PCa follow-up, but cannot predict the probability of systemic disease.
Most existing analytical car-following models can simulate traffic flow realistically from some aspects, such as stop-and-go, congestion, and nonlinear characteristics, but cannot predict the driving behavior and psychological process as a driver is interacting with preceding vehicles.
The model successfully describes the liquid liquid equilibria having an upper critical solution temperature (UCST) and a lower critical solution temperature (LCST), but cannot predict the closed miscibility loop phase behavior.
When the initial void volume fraction becomes large, these simplified models can predict the fracture initiation toughness (JIc) with adequate accuracy but cannot predict the correct J R curve because they over-predict the interaction among growing voids on the plane of crack propagation.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07600.012 10.7554/eLiFigure00.013 figure 3—figure supplement 4. Blind models generated for RNA-puzzles can attain 1-nm resolution or better but cannot predict the most accurate models.
A major criticism of QSAR models is that they reflect the current list of chemicals used to build up the model, but they cannot predict the values for new compounds.
These true believers hope to reshape the whole world for the better, but they cannot predict the anarchic, chaotic, emergent properties of the new way of being they have fostered — and the world resists, with extreme prejudice, any attempt to fundamentally change it.
BEM-CFD can reasonably reflect the circumferential averaged velocity characteristics near the rotor for the optimal condition (TSR = 6) and gets symmetrical features in the wake, but it cannot predict the detailed flow features caused by the finite number of blades due to the limitations of the BEM-CFD method.
DOI: 10.1038/sj/bjc/6600211 www.bjcancer.com © 2002 Cancer Research UK The widely used TNM staging system has a high prognostic power, but it cannot predict the outcome in individual patients.
Admittedly, the classification of mammary neoplasms in female dogs is complex and detailed, but it cannot predict the progress of the illness and the survivor time of the animal with cancer nor the chemotherapeutic and/or hormonal treatment feedback.
