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The improved model would give further predictions that could be tested experimentally, and so on, thus completing the model/experiment cycle inherent to any modeling approach.

Further, predictions that involve a difficult extrapolation to the edge of the sampled area should be considered unreliable.

It can be found from the further predictions that in a given resonance frequency band, selecting an appropriate pre-stress can regulate two peaks in dual-peak curve, so that a giant ME coupling effect is obtained on the first peak, or a stronger resonance peak is achieved by adjusting stress to merge two peaks.

Based on their study of species in one family of Diptera, Ekrem et al. [ 9] concluded that assigning a barcode record to the correct genus or species-group was unlikely unless a "near perfect" match is present in the reference library with the further prediction that a "comprehensive" library is also essential for accurate assignment to family or even order.

The latter research was based on Temporal Self-Regulation Theory [ 9], which makes the further prediction that the likelihood of performing a behaviour is a function of both an individual's self-regulatory capacity (i.e. executive control), and the presence or absence of cues to that behaviour in the environment.

Tidal interactions also cause Triton's orbit, which is already closer to Neptune than the Moon's is to Earth, to gradually decay further; predictions are that some 3.6 billion years from now, Triton will pass within Neptune's Roche limit.

With wages generally expected to rise in real terms in 2015, affordability should improve further, although predictions that interest rates will also start to increase should also offset some of this improvement, the report said.

A further basic prediction that might be derived from the African Acheulean dispersal hypothesis is that there should be a strong African versus non-African phylogeographic pattern to Acheulean datasets.

A further set of 19,229 unsupported predictions that are only in silico predictions with minimal support from databases or other species are also available for download on the JCVI Medicago website, providing the most exhaustive set of gene loci that we have predicted.

The model makes an important further prediction, namely that survival probability should decrease with stronger input.

Each study that identifies significant correlations between evolutionary events, processes or outcomes can generate new predictions that can be further tested with different datasets, allowing a cumulative process that may narrow down on plausible explanations, or lead to rejection of other explanations as inconsistent or unsupported.