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The model combines the concepts of personal preferences, object engagement characteristics, human processing constraints, and contextual constraints to predict a young person's evaluation decision.

We also used all the 28 known patterns as constraints to predict the expression patterns of the remaining 8 genes based on the 36-gene network inferred from the ODE model.

Pukala et al. applied CCS constraints to predict the topology of two 3-unit subcomplexes, f:h m and e:l k from human eukaryotic initiation factor 3, the former of which adopts a trigonal geometry, while the latter is linearly arranged.

Five ccRCC cell lines that match the flux profile constraints implemented to predict gene essentiality in ccRCC were transfected with siRNA targeting SLC7A9, PNP, RRM2B, GCLC, UMPS and GSS.

A method was developed to choose a priori the relevant cut times corresponding to arbitrary purity constraints and to predict the steady state of the process without performing dynamic simulations.

(IX) NMR constraints used to predict the structures of RNAs used to benchmark NAPSS-CS.

Here we used FBAwMC to model substrate utilization in the single carbon-limited cultures, finding that its predictions are similar to the observed uptake profiles, while the same model without applying MC as a constraint failed to predict this behavior.

Both the experimental and thermodynamic results presented in this study provide important constraints to well predict the impact of nuclear waste canister corrosion in a claystone media and to better understand secondary alteration processes, which could also affect the mineralogical and chemical composition of primitive meteorites.

In order to show the validity of this method, the spectrums of Lyapunov exponents are calculated in a large range of parameters for two given dynamical systems with rigid constraints and used to predict the dynamic behaviour.

The fitted equations specific to strain and material permit a broad range of end-users with varying requirements and constraints the ability to predict the success of hot, humid air treatments on specific materials based on achievable temperature and relative humidity conditions and permissible decontamination times.

If oxygen or a single substrate acts as limitant, our predictions are reasonable; however, if those limits are not active at certain conditions, our model lacks the remaining constraints and tends to predict more growth (or, in general, "biological activity") that the one actually possible.