Sentence examples for making quantitative predictions from inspiring English sources

It is, therefore, of crucial importance to develop turbulence models capable of making quantitative predictions.

The theory of the grey system was established during the 1980s for the purpose of making quantitative predictions.

However, making quantitative predictions with such models often requires parameter estimation from data, raising questions of parameter identifiability and estimability.

Mathematical models have become invaluable management tools for epidemiologists, both shedding light on the mechanisms underlying the observed dynamics as well as making quantitative predictions on the effectiveness of different control measures.

The problem of simulating floating-zone crystal-growth experiments in microgravity, in monoellipsoidal mirror furnaces, is addressed; that is, the problem of making quantitative predictions about the behavior of the system.

The first mechanism, originally proposed by Glarborg et al. and then modified by Drake and Blint (GMK-DB), is an older mechanism that has previously been shown to be superior to other early mechanisms when making quantitative predictions of NO concentration in lean, high-pressure laminar flames.

We can even use that vision to make quantitative predictions.

These factors make quantitative predictions of As species using thermodynamics and pure systems inaccurate.

This would enable us to make quantitative predictions regarding how the ceftriaxone beads would ultimately release the drug at the intended target.

In addition, surprisingly simple theoretical approaches can be used to make quantitative predictions that relate the phase diagrams and the dynamic response to specific material parameters.

Recent progress in the development of coalescence break-up models may enhance the ability of computational models to make quantitative predictions of mass transfer in bubble column reactors.