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The migration of NAPL and its dissolved constituents may not be reliably predicted using conventional aqueous-phase transport simulations.

As a result it appears that the effects of cooperation between an oncogene and a tumor suppressor may not be reliably predicted when based solely on the degree of overlap between their pathways.

Absolute insulin deficiency may occur in long‐standing Type 2 diabetes, and cannot be reliably predicted by clinical features or autoantibodies.

Conclusions: If mental toughness can be reliably predicted at an earlier age, it may be an attribute worthy of inclusion in future talent identification and development programs.

The second is that it seeks to quantify events and processes that cannot be reliably predicted.

Hence, expansion rates and extrapolation of ancestral gene counts for ddCRRSPs could not be reliably predicted.

Political events cannot be reliably predicted by pollsters, pundits or punters.

The need for bailout cannot be reliably predicted using baseline characteristics.

Fluid responsiveness cannot be reliably predicted if the tidal volume is < 8 ml/kg PBW [26].

The first option may seem hard to swallow, given the many-decimal-place accuracy with which such probability-based quantities as half-lives and cross-sections can be reliably predicted and verified experimentally with QM.

Really, the only thing that could be reliably predicted after the reversal of Roe is chaos.