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It is proved that the proposed technique can provide the engineer with an optimal estimation of the rheological parameters, which can help the prediction of long-term deformations of mountain tunnels in the future.

In order to better illustrate the peculiar aspects of plastics in production and in service, there are detailed examples of processing alternatives bearing in mind tool cost reduction, and of testing methods to help the prediction of processing difficulties or of performance of large area moldings.

It is an interesting question whether structural information, such as secondary structure, solvent accessibility and contact capacity, can help the prediction of structural fragments.

It has been suggested that hippocampal and parahippocampal activation may help the prediction of postoperative neuropsychological deficits (Rabin et al., 2004; Richardson et al., 2004b, 2006; Janszky et al., 2005).

This approach which is practicable for a surveillance system has public health implications in helping the prediction of dengue epidemic and therefore the timely appropriate and efficient implementation of prevention activities.

It should also help in the prediction of avalanche risk, because snow slips are often the result of dense snow falling on a less-dense underlayer.

These tests could help in the prediction of specific contributions by these reactants if bio-oils are co-processed in FCC units or upgraded over acidic catalysts.

Stability diagrams and the contours of the maximum pitch angle are drawn to help with the prediction of the parametric instability.

To help improve the prediction of bacteria travel distances in aquifers laboratory experiments were conducted to measure the distant dependent sticking efficiencies of two low attaching Escherichia coli strains (UCFL-94 and UCFL-131).

An empirical method that utilizes the SCS curve number and catchment characteristics has been developed to help in the prediction of peak discharge in ungauged arid and semi-arid region catchments.

A great proportion of the variability remains unexplained, and other factors may help improve the prediction of logging damage.