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The outcomes indicates that the superiority of ANN-PSO based model predictions over the quadratic model predictions provided by RSM.

The model predictions provided a reasonably good fit with the experimental results for PO4 P, NH4 N and Mg removals.

The authors found that their model predictions provide significant predictive value of the sign of the change in a metabolite's concentration.

Second, the inference substantially improves model predictions, providing higher Nash-Sutcliffe efficiency.

The model predictions provide a cogent explanation for morphological damage seen in microscopy images of real cathodes.

The model predictions provide a clear mechanism for the anisotropy and further evidence that the lateral expansion strain in the oxide is the driving force for oxide rumpling.

The model predictions provide information on hydrocarbon product distribution, 2-olefin content and total olefin content as a function of carbon number.

This comparison revealed that the model predictions provide a lower-bound estimate of the actual kinetics, primarily because of the assumption of a constant, steady state nucleation rate.

The combined mechanical properties, corrosion resistance and identification of actual strengthening precipitates in the experimental prototype produced on the basic of the model predictions provide a strong justification for the alloy design approach.

The model predictions provide the guidelines for choosing the membrane geometry and morphology which minimise this effect and maximise the rate of extraction of a given organic from a given saline solution.

Another significant criticism of many of these models is that, while they often include some indication of the qualitative agreement between model predictions and experimental or clinical data, they tend to lack an investigation into whether alternative models could do as good a job, and whether the model predictions provide a statistically good fit for the data (Molineaux and Dietz, 1999).