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The model predicts, empirically, the lifetime of a hydrothermal system as a function of reservoir porosity, discharge rate, well spacing, average initial temperature of the reservoir, and injection temperature.

The evolutionary argument based on the analytical and empirical fact that Darwinian fitness is characterized by demographic stability (a property measured by the statistical parameter evolutionary entropy) is a quantitative model which analytically predicts empirically observed relations between age-specific fecundity and mortality schedules.

The model predicted the empirically derived finding that daily sampling substantially underestimates expansion and clearance slopes.

By means of numerical simulations, we show that the model predicts the emergence of the empirically observed collective walking patterns well, and that pedestrian groups constitute a crucial component of the organization of human crowds.

When a model predicts risks greater than those empirically observed in epidemiology and/or animal studies (now augmented by considerable toxicogenomic data), it is questionable whether such models can play a useful role in informing biologically realistic risk assessments.

Like the MIM hypothesis, this model predicts several other relationships that are observed empirically.

Implementing the empirically estimated fitness function in our theoretical model, we found that this is indeed the case: the model predicts that for the C. crescentus system, asymmetric distribution of damage leads to a higher growth rate compared to symmetric damage distribution.

We inserted empirically determined parameters (see the analyses in Figures  3 and 4) into Eq. (7) to determine how well this data-based theoretical model predicts actual animal brain size.

A first step toward this aim is to build and conceptually test mathematical models that can reproduce and predict empirically found developmental trends of HRQOL.

For Subjects 4 7, z-tests (model data vs. empirical data) indicated that the ABM predicted empirically obtained 24-hr mediator values 67% (2/3; p<0.05) of the times for markers that were considered "valid," as described shortly, and 44% (4/9; p<0.05) of the time for markers that were considered "pre-inflamed and/or non-responsive" (see Materials and Methods).

"But it's a far cry from predicting empirically what a judge who actually gets this case will do".