It is also found that the method based on the Mori–Tanaka model predicts relatively well viscoelastic properties.
The smeared model predicts relatively simple behaviour, in which the only conspicuous features are associated with coincidence effects with the two types of structural wave allowed by the partition model, and internal resonances of the air between the panels.
Comparative results show that the present model predicts relatively accurately the evolution of void volume fraction, void aspect ratios and void rotation for different initial void shapes, void volume fractions and under different stress triaxiality levels.
By contrast, for female workers, the work history model predicts relatively higher wages.
Where the Burano unit is shallow (e.g. around (E=16,mathrm{km}) in Fig. 11), the simulation model predicts relatively high temperatures very close to the ground surface.
The response gain model predicts that attentional modulation is strongest for stimuli with a high contrast, the contrast gain model predicts strongest modulation at low contrast, whereas the additive model predicts relatively constant effects across a range of contrasts once the stimulus has enough contrast to become visible.
If the Hib vaccine shortage and deferral of the 12 15 month booster dose in the United States extended indefinitely, the model predicts relatively little change in the incidence of invasive Hib in children <5 of age for the first 3 years under either shortage scenario.
For T2, the models predicted relatively larger negative changes for type 1 diabetic subjects than for control subjects (lentiform, Pinteraction = 0.013, age slopes: type 1 diabetic subjects −5.11, control subjects −3.17; thalamus, Pinteraction = 0.017, age slopes: type 1 diabetic subjects = −5.25, control subjects = −2.85).
Although climate change models predict relatively minor increases in temperature and precipitation in the Fort Stewart area, our models demonstrate the sensitivity of this salamander population to climate fluctuations and provide climate thresholds, below which, this population would likely not be able to recover.
These estimates indicate that the model predicted a relatively high prevalence of undiagnosed stage I and II NSCLCs in England (0.24% of the population aged 30 84 years).
