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Managi et al. (2009) successfully estimate the overall impact of trade openness on the environment, using a differentiated generalized method of moments (GMM) in which predicted income and trade openness are taken as instrument variables.

A total of 152 costs/technology scenarios were evaluated to find 44 scenarios in which predicted total production costs of microalgae (PTPCM) was in the range $200 500 t−1ha−1y−1−1.

This is in stark contrast with the original model in which predicted angles between successive flight segments are randomly and uniformly distributed between 0° and 360° [4].

Researchers are moving toward data assimilation techniques, in which predicted values are calibrated with respect to in situ measurements.

This clearly has implications for current surgical practice, in which predicted LE and SP can make the difference between patients receiving operative or non-operative treatment.

We identified some PWMs in which predicted TFBS clusters occur more significantly in promoter than non-promoter sequences and vice versa.

Our findings point to the predictability of risk as a critical characteristic of risk in which predicting the risk and expecting it influenced participants' risk perception.

The tumors were also classified by molecular phenotype to identify subgroups in which predicting pCR and prognosis with Ki67 might be feasible.

It compares with one published by Airbus in September, which predicted sales of 25,000 commercial planes over the same period, with a market value of $3.1 trillion.

The 20-year forecast from Airbus compared with one published by Boeing in June, which predicted sales of 29,000 commercial planes over the same period, down from a 2008 estimate of 29,400 planes.

This conclusion contradicts the model presented in [16], which predicted that the biosensor sensitivity increased for shorter channel lengths.