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However, the model also gives explicit prediction of the location of the regions of intense noise, and of the location in the disc of the interaction source responsible.

The model output consists of spatially explicit prediction of (a) time since last disturbance, (b) transition age, (c) forest cover composition, and (d) canopy age in 20-year time steps at 1 ha resolution.

Further, the methodology used in this paper allows for the explicit prediction of accident rates for given highway sections, as soon as the profile of a road section is given.

The results suggest that an explicit prediction of the extinction limits of aromatic and alkane blended fuels can be established by using H/C ratio (or radical index) and the mean fuel molecular weight which represent the rates of radical production and the fuel transport, respectively.

A nonrandom relationship between body size and island area, as seen here, is an explicit prediction of selection for optimal body size due to indirect island area effects on resource availability and community composition [4], [16], [17].

The explicit prediction of modules to be enhanced under given transcriptional regulation (Table S1) can be tested experimentally by measuring the change in the glycan production after genetic manipulation and identifying the relevant modules.

In order to visualize our spatially explicit predictions of WNV prevalence across the study region, we predicted the prevalence at 20,000 random points in our study area using the relationships between WNV prevalence and predictor variables as determined by random forest.

These classification exercises, however, were based entirely on molecular similarity and included no explicit predictions of interactions of compounds with protein targets.

The TTPI was applied to a 38 km2 agricultural watershed in central New York and shown to yield realistic, spatially explicit predictions of critical phosphorus loading areas and routing pathways.

An approximate method, similar to the method of slowly varying parameters, gives explicit predictions of the stability boundary in parameter space and of responses of the possibly unstable modes near the stability boundary.

The explicit predictions of the optimum window sizes given in this paper may therefore be too small, and should be refined by using model scale tests that allow window dimensions to be varied from their predicted optimal values to incorporate the effects of flow separation.