Sentence examples for device to predict from inspiring English sources
More conventional use of portable XRF in soil analysis is to employ the elemental concentrations measured by the XRF device to predict other soil properties, generally applying multiple linear regression models.
Cryopreserved human hepatocytes from a single donor were seeded within the HμREL® device to predict the in vivo hepatic clearance (CLH) of six marketed model compounds (carbamazepine, caffeine, timolol, sildenafil, imipramine, and buspirone).
"The ability of the lung-on-a-chip device to predict absorption of airborne nanoparticles and mimic the inflammatory response triggered by microbial pathogens provides proof-of-principle for the concept that organs-on-chips could replace many animal studies in the future," says Donald Ingber, senior author on the study and founding director of Harvard's Wyss Institute.
This the first study that directly compares the ability of home testing with oximetry alone versus a type III device to predict the AHI based on laboratory polysomnography performed on a different night.
System, which involves algorithms to combine user-reported EMA data with information passively sensed by the mobile device to predict when users are experiencing depressed mood (Burns et al. 2011).
Devices to predict the onset and then trigger therapy are likely a few years away".
But American farmers have sophisticated devices to predict atmospheric changes; in Malawi, one of the world's poorest countries, weather stations are scattered and technology is out of date or not functioning.
However, in electric vehicles, batteries experience a dynamic operational environment whereby the simple algorithms employed in the portable devices to predict SOC, such as coulomb counting, are insufficient for this purpose.
As dynamic hypotheses of genealogy and character change, phylogenetic trees can be used both to describe and understand character evolution and, as devices, to predict what we do not yet know.
Prediction is a rate enhancement strategy in which the device attempts to predict the letter, word or phrase being written by the user.
We assessed whether the physical characterization of a device is sufficient to predict drug deposition and pharmacologic effects.
