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The modeler, as part of the contract, should demonstrate the model reliably predicts existing temperature conditions.

The model reliably predicts future MTX plasma concentrations from two prior concentrations in all patients except a small number who develop renal toxicity at delayed times (> 48 hours).

The robust and sophisticated statistical approach applied in the study enabled us to minimize the chance of selection of a redundant predictor for the prognostic model, ensuring the selected model reliably predicts the risk of a woman developing GDM in under-resourced settings.

Furthermore, our model reliably predicted the behavior to new perturbations, which were experimentally verified, validating the predictive power of the model.

The model reliably predicted the load displacement curve and the propagation of damage in laminates with a low level impact damage, which did not extend across the width of laminates, unlike in prior reported models.

The final empirical model reliably predicted dry matter concentration of grass in trays in the field over 32 h across the wide range of weather conditions and mechanical treatments that were studied.

There was a significant association between physiochemical characteristics and the presence of P. neogaeus (DFA: df  = 68, Wilks' lambda  = 0.7811, p = 0.04551)(figure 2), and the DFA model reliably predicted group membership despite different group sizes (df  = 68, K = 0.4656, Z = 1.702, p = 0.0446).

Our PRE-DELIRIC model reliably predicted the development of delirium for the complete length of stay in intensive care, on the basis of 10 readily available risk factors within 24 hours of admission to intensive care.

With the same cell kinetics and fate probabilities, we found that the model reliably predicted the experimental observations, even though animals were exposed to a different tmx-induction regimen.

Although UK APACHE II scores performed best, none of the existing mortality prediction models reliably predict those who will survive to leave hospital following an episode of ARF in the ICU.

In other words, this principle for model validation restricts the applicability of a model to reliably predict those test samples that are structurally similar to the training samples used to build that model [4 6].