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The design predicted a maximum production of fatty acids of 12.1 g L-1 by Xsp8 in the defined medium with a C/N ratio of 14.5 containing 117 g L-1 xylose and 8.08 g L-1 (NH4)2SO4.

Simulations of the design predict a probe diameter of 75 nm on axis up to ∼1 μm for a beam being deflected 5 mm of axis, assuming a field emission source.

This design predicts a relevant increase in the bandwidth of operation, even at wavelengths as long as 1.6 μm [14].

The OptKnock algorithm was used to recommend a number of growth-coupled BDO-producing strain designs, and a strain design predicted to have a high product yield (0.76 mol/mol) and a low growth rate (0.14 hr − 1) was chosen and implemented [ 3].

The anesthetizing circuit was an open design predicted to have laminar flow based upon a calculated Reynolds number of 2.8.

Even so, a 2002 Guardian article – inspired by yet another Wimpy management buyout and rebrand (a slightly garish yellow and green design) – confidently predicted a comeback for the beleaguered burger chain on the grounds that a new type of high street had opened up: "One catering for people who cannot afford to indulge in the sort of consumer splurging that is apparently fending off recession".

In addition, we found that the informativeness metrics significantly outperformed haphazard experimental design and predicted a close-to-optimal prioritization of gene sequencing.

The finding will trigger a new wave of rational drug design, predicts Robert Weinberg, a cancer biologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The design predicts that a significant reduction in spurious frequency components from a switching RF mixer can be realized using a device that is less than 17 nm thick.

Simulation results for the analyzer design predict that it will have a relative energy resolution of 0.025% for an entrance angular spread of ±6°, around an order of magnitude better then the well-known Cylindrical Mirror Analyzer (CMA).

Sirin, S. et al. A computational approach to enzyme design: predicting ω-aminotransferase catalytic activity using docking and MM-GBSA scoring.