Astrophysicists do not often have the chance to predict an event in the heavens before it happens.
Soriot, who took over as boss in October 2012, used the announcement of the fourth-quarter figures as a chance to predict a faster return to revenue growth than had previously been expected.
The results indicate that the proposed PBE modelling approach has a good chance to predict correctly the CMD of the aggregating system, and the structure properties computed from the MC simulations can well represent those of real clusters.
Aiming for fault-related fractured reservoirs can, under the right circumstances, promise increased structural permeability, but at the same time this significantly lowers the chance to predict the reservoir conditions from surface outcrops.
Apart from the surgical advantages of tumor downstaging and breast conservation, therapy upfront might offer the chance to predict subsequent response of an individual patient to a given agent in the adjuvant setting.
Certainly, it's easy to see why developers salivate over having location always on — the ability to collect more user data, an opportunity to send more precise and contextual notifications, and the chance to predict user behavior in anticipatory ways.
The existence of a strict control in after-slip propagation (Eq. (2)) and the possibility of signal detection offer a chance to predict the occurrence of subsequent earthquakes in the preceding hours or days, although we may always expect fluctuations depending on conditions.
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Therefore, the chance to predict the response to neoadjuvant therapy before surgery would allow individualizing treatment.
21 An important point to consider when monitoring GDM is the chance to predict and treat macrosomia, the most common complication of this condition.
