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Motivated by these facts, this work proposes a new simplified methodology capable of predicting a reasonably accurate response of free-plan nominally symmetric buildings.
Modeling results demonstrate that HyChem models are capable of predicting a wide range of combustion properties, including ignition delay times, laminar flame speeds, and non-premixed flame extinction strain rates of all five fuels.
In this paper, we develop an Artificial Neural Network (ANN) capable of predicting a vessels future behaviour (position, speed and course), based on events that occur in a predictable pattern, across large map areas.
This model was cumbersome to set up initially, having a large number of degrees of freedom, but it proved to be capable of predicting a wide variety of experimental data, including: crack density, length and other damage variables; stress/life data, and the effect of specimen size.
We have introduced a heuristic modeling approach to solve RNA structure including pseudoknots employing structural mapping, sequential folding, and a new entropy model including globular effects that are capable of predicting a number of important pseudoknots with the minimum free energy.
None of the cardiorespiratory parameters were capable of predicting a pHi <7.32.
A method was developed by which alternative, transformed and simplified forms of the developed strict kinetic model governing the growth of porous anodic Al2O3 films, applicable up to the above anodization times, were formulated capable of predicting an approximate pore shape.
However, it is not capable of predicting an individual's actual course of disease.
The immunosignature of LSA was capable of predicting an independent test set with high accuracy and was robust to print run and detection system changes.
Taken together, this demonstrates that the immunosignature is both capable of predicting an independent test set and is stable across array print runs and detection systems.
In addition to offering an improved fit to external validation data, the UKPDS 82 equations are also capable of predicting an expanded set of diabetes related endpoints, in particular, secondary myocardial infarction, stroke and amputation events and ulcers.
