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The national impact of an influenza pandemic in Italy and of various control measures was predicted using a stochastic individual-based SEIR model (IBM) [8] [11].

A letter to the authority's staff from Mr Christopher and council chief executive Keith Griffiths also warned that the budget shortfall may "rise significantly as the austerity measures are predicted to bite even harder".

Although biodiversity conservation measures are predicted to improve three of the ecosystem services that we studied, carbon sequestration and timber production would be improved to a greater degree by climate-change mitigation measures.

This indicates that there could be diminishing of the dynamics over time, with parallel changes across trials but at a different level depending on the performance on a trial (indicated by the negative standardized coefficient in a correct trial, the dependent measures are predicted to decrease by at least 13% of a standard deviation).

Effective public health measures are predicted to slow, rather than halt, the spread of infection.

All SMP-T2D measures were predicted to be positively associated with better scores on all construct validity measures.

With the exception of the D-AI questions on goal importance, all other outcome measures were predicted by general health status (EQ-5D).

The response was not dichotomized but the actual change between baseline and follow-up VL measure was predicted.

Specifically, the mathematics measure was predicted by the SNP set, the environmental measure, and a GE interaction term created as the product of the SNP set and the environmental measure.

As can be seen in Table  4, P similarity was highly correlated with cognate status (r = −0.96, CI = −0.97, –0.95), showing that the two measures are predicting much of the same characteristic.

School closure used as a single pandemic control measure is predicted to be less effective than early, concurrent use of multiple measures.