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The Ninth Circuit said the NMFS was entitled to rely on the climate-based population assessment model even though it could only predict changes for 25 years.

The Yoon Nelson and Thomas models were found appropriate for description of the whole breakthrough curves, whereas the Bohart Adams model could only predict the initial part of the breakthrough curves.

With quarterly earnings season in full swing, companies are reporting in hard numbers what analysts and business leaders could only predict after the March 11 disaster: consumer sales were lost; breaks with suppliers have led to output cuts; and earnings weakened.

It could only predict the spectral lines of hydrogen; it couldn't predict those of multielectron atoms.

In the video Shawn says, "If I know everything about your external world, I could only predict 10percentt of your long term happiness.

Furthermore, we also demonstrated that this SNP could only predict the SVR in patients without RVR but could not predict the SVR in patients with RVR.

Interestingly, we found that the 13-gene signature could not only predict response of patients to erlotinib, but could also discriminate primary (P) from metastatic (M) tumours, suggesting that the biological phenotypes underlying the signature were associated with both resistance to EGFR inhibition and metastatic behaviour.

We intended to generate a gene expression profile that could not only predict a specific clinical parameter in biopsies, but in osteosarcoma cell lines and xenografts as well.

3– 7 Several studies tried to identify patients at risk, but they could only moderately predict mortality and poorly predict readmission.

However, this method cannot predict ER or vacuole, but more importantly, their best classifier could only correctly predict the localization of CTL2, whereas the other 15 proteins we investigated experimentally either had no prediction at all or were incorrectly predicted.

Results from an earlier sediment core campaign resolved the character, environmental associations, and ages of underlying sediments, but could only minimally predict the presence of laterally continuous features due to the distance between cores.