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Prediction of the solubility of a solid molecular compound in a solvent, as well as, estimation of the solution activity coefficient from experimental solubility data both require estimation of the activity of the solute in the saturated solution.

This allows a reliable estimation of the solution error.

The moment estimation of the solution to model (8) will be investigated as the first part of this section.

In addition, we derive the uniformly coercive estimation of the solution in the space L p ( R n ; E ).

An emulator is consequently introduced to allow an as much as possible accurate performance estimation of the solution, at high abstraction levels.

For obtaining the estimation of the solution derivative x ˙ in a Hilbert space H, one can also apply, under natural assumptions, the p-Nagumo condition derived in [7].

Some classification of nonoscillatory solutions is presented, as well as an estimation of the solutions.

Furthermore, we give the Mittag-Leffler estimation of the solutions for the equivalent systems and obtain the sufficient conditions of the finite-time stability for the original systems.

In most of our references linear and perturbed linear equations are investigated, moreover the boundedness and estimation of the solutions are founded by using the resolvent of the equations.

In Section 3, we establish some necessary a priori estimations of the solution of the modified regularized problem.

Under the conditions of Lemma 3.1, there is the estimation for the solution (u^{n}) of scheme (2.6): (|u^{n}|le C), (|u^{n}_{x}|le C), which yields (|u^{n}|_{infty}le C).