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By using this model, the horizontal ground stress of this region was quantitatively forecasted with minor error and the results prove that the Newberry model can perfectly fit the quantitative calculation of horizontal ground stress.
As mentioned above, the conventional three-state model can perfectly explain the temperature effect on PL dynamic process between quantized states and surface trap states [38, 39].
An accuracy score of 0 indicates that the model can perfectly forecast patient-level outcomes at 5 years.
A score of 1 suggests that the model can perfectly discriminate between patients who will and will not experience a recurrence.
Although numerous mouse strains are being proposed as models of SS, it is not surprising that no single model can perfectly match the full spectrum of SS observed in a human population.
It was shown that the extended BET model with few model parameters can perfectly predict the solubility of the highly soluble quaternary HCl LiCl MgCl2 H2O system over a wide temperature range from 273 K to 413 K.
This is because there is no perfect assessment, no bright-line test for what makes a leader effective, and no model that can perfectly determine great leadership.
However, the rheological behavior and diverting mechanism of In Situ Self-Diverting acid (SDVA acid) is so complicated that no models reported can perfectly simulate the acidizing process of SDVA acid, especially in radial flow.
The performance analysis of conventional route establishment schemes in ad hoc networks is based on over-simplified communication link models such as the binary link model where nodes can perfectly communicate within a transmission radius and nothing at all is communicated outside that radius [5].
The constructed ANN models can almost perfectly simulate the width, depth and slope of alluvial regime channels, which clearly describes the dominant geometrical parameters of alluvial rivers.
Diabetic nephropathy in human patients is a complex disease and no single transgenic mouse model of diabetic nephropathy can perfectly match the human disease.
