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Ultimately there is an underlying logic and predictability to biotech investing that can be rationally modeled with adequate scientific knowledge, trading experience and computing power.

The model also predicted that within the same time period patients treated with LMP would have a mean of 4.29 months (71.5% of the total period modeled) with adequate pain relief and no intolerable AEs compared with a mean of 2.74 months (45.6% of the total period modeled) for pregabalin giving an ICER of £126 per additional symptom-free month relative to pregabalin.

A good looking model with adequate Ram and hard drive space (4GB and 400GB respectively should cut it) can be picked up for £300-£350.

Model identification from dynamic experimental data may involve the conduction of multiple experiments to identify a suitable model with adequate accuracy.

All active corrosion inhibitors, at a 80% threshold, were successfully recognized by the CoMSA model with adequate specificity and precision higher than 70% and 60%, respectively.

A mathematical model with adequate complexity integrating hydraulics, biofilm and microbial conversion processes is successfully developed for a continuously moving bed biofilter performing tertiary nitrification.

Full cubic regression models with adequate determination of coefficients (>92%) were attained for mean particle size, size distribution and lycopene content variations of produced nanoparticles, as selected response variables.

(e) Development of a simple mathematical model with adequate precision for prediction of energy generation from PV power Plant situated at different climatic zones of India.

Therefore, a simple model with adequate precision is desirable for prediction of output from PV power plant based on different PV technology in different climatic zones of India.

The results of the analysis can help in testing the model results robustness and simplifying the model with adequate accuracy by reducing the number of independent variables (inputs), those that have very low impact, if many were involved (AlQuraishi 2009).

All three risk factors contributed to a revised ten-variable TIMI model with adequate calibration (Figure S3F, Table 6) and a final c-statistic of 0.78 (95% CI: 0.75 0.81; Figure 5B).