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It is found that typical hydrodynamic features can be reasonably predicted, while the prediction of reaction behavior shows growing discrepancy with increasing reactor size.
Although the drug exposure in humans can be reasonably predicted for mAbs with linear PK above saturation dose, prediction of drug exposure at low starting doses for mAbs (typically starting dose for dose escalation study) is challenging and generally poor because of nonlinear PK (Dong et al., 2011).
The damage evolution in sintered metals can be reasonably predicted by the proposed damage model.
The decay rates can be reasonably predicted by the formula derived from laboratory experiments.
Photoperiodic reactions can be reasonably predicted, but temperature, nutrition, and other environmental factors also modify an organism's response.
This method offers such an advantage that the lower bound can be reasonably predicted without conducting time-consuming fatigue tests.
Thus, departures from stationarity in the time series are mild enough that the forecast errors show that future complaints can be reasonably well predicted using a single baseline model for each category.
The axial tensile modulus of composite tubes can be reasonably well predicted on the basis of the lamination theory, while the most promising among the analyzed failure criteria in terms of fitting with the experimental axial tensile strength data, seemed to be the Tsai-Wu criterion.
Another notable GWAS success story (17, 18), Crohn's disease, can be reasonably well predicted by a large number of weak effects.
These advances considerably extend the reach of sequence-based homology detection because secondary structure is conserved over considerable evolutionary distances, just as tertiary structure, and can be reasonably well predicted from sequence.
