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It is found that the travelling slice model predicts comparable results with industrial data for high speed copper casting.
This model predicts comparable results to those of the UKPDS patients in the intensive and conventional treatment groups in terms of relative risk over ten years for microvascular disease or retinopathy at 12 years.
A series of batch equilibrium precipitation experiments was performed and the proposed thermodynamic model predicted comparable concentrations of all species in the solution phase at equilibrium.
With our assumption of a constant cytosolic to mitochondrial ratio of [ATP] and [ADP] (and other common chemical species) during ischemia/recovery, the model predicted a comparable 7% decrease in cytosolic [ATP]/[ADP] ratio from a resting level of ∼332 to ∼310 during the ischemia period (Fig. 5E).
Clearly, our model predicts that in order to achieve comparable proportions of TH1 cells and TH2 cells, one would need a higher dose of antigenic stimulant without exogenous IL-4 as compared to with exogenous IL-4.
The inflation model predicts that these voids should be roughly comparable in size and number to the galaxy clusters.
The model predicts a TMA increase in the aqueous phase comparable with sensor measurements from experimental storage trials.
CONCLUSIONS The Archimedes model predicts individual diabetes risk with a high level of sensitivity and specificity, comparable with that of models designed specifically for that purpose.
Finally, the model predicts the growth of a combined eutectic-like and peritectic-like structure that is comparable to the observed experimental microstructure in various alloys.
The present model predicts the experimental s-wave and p-wave neutron resonance spacings with a degree of accuracy comparable to that of the best global models available.
This model predicts a total R1 current of 0.58 MA (Table 1, Birn and Hesse 2014), which is comparable to 0.6 MA for this event (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
