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An improved prediction for the critical vibration amplitude of the bridge is proposed, beyond which frequency hysteresis occurs.

Techniques that combine information on land and atmospheric properties with remotely sensed variables would allow improved prediction for a number of hydrological variables.

Using these methods and experimental evidence, we suggest an improved prediction for codon reading in yeast.

As with our analysis of AAC, we were unable to show improved prediction for all-cause mortality (IDI and NRI = 0).

With real data, de los Campos et al. [ 7] found that weighting marker contributions in the construction of G improved prediction for height in humans, which is a trait with high heritability and a large number of QTL [ 33].

In White British infants across the three charts, using the 5th/95th centiles only provided significantly improved prediction (over the 10th/90th) for two outcomes, with the 10th/90th providing significantly better prediction for three outcomes (the 3rd/97th centiles provided improved prediction for none).

However, the analysis of some case studies shows improved predictions for large climate fluctuations of the IPO compared with the NoInit simulations35.

Using a simple implementation of C-saturation improved predictions for STR and STSL but failed to simulate dynamics in all other treatments.

Implementing better cross section models in CEM and MCNP6 should yield improved predictions for particle spectra and total production cross sections, among other results.

The addition of the 5000 EB points substantially improved predictions for shallow soil thickness (RMSE 0.9 m) as well as soil thickness in the 2 5 m range, while having negligible impact on predictions of thicker soils.

By contrast, significantly improved predictions for the continuous phase viscosity or multiple formulation variables were obtained through re-estimation of the model parameters using multiple data sets in which the associated variables were systematically varied.