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These 1D anisotropic models predict large splits in phase at periods from ~ 100 to 104 s (Fig. 2).

The problem for social scientists is that, while our models predict large trends in human behavior fairly well, it is much more difficult to predict the behavior of one person in only one instance.

Although very few sites exhibited significant trends in temperature or precipitation using decadal-scale data from the past 100 years, climate models predict large changes in both variables at many locations.

Compared with the experimental results, for the coefficient of restitution and the rebound velocity of the sphere, all of the eight contact models predict larger values and contrary trends on impact velocity compared to the experimental results.

The models predicted large percentage decreases for NOx between 2001 and 2010 (61%) and with less pronounced decreases from 2001 to 2020 and 2030 (overall decreases of 78% and 81%, respectively).

Climate models predicted larger range areas for species, whereas weather models quantified fluctuations in habitat suitability across months, seasons and years.

The FGM model predicted large stress variations both between and within the leaflet layers at end-diastole, with low-collagen regions bearing significant radial stress.

The model predicts large marginal assimilation rates in the initial years after arrival, but also indicates fast and high depreciation of human capital later, thus predicting an early and very large "penalty" for the age for immigrants, which is highly unrealistic.

However, the model predicts large differences in overall mortality rates between the three treatment centres, even when the same monitoring frequency is used.

When PGA activation was simulated 5 min after the onset of PGK, the model predicted large instant reductions in PGK-induced hyperpolarization (Figures 9C and 9D) with Em approaching EA, closer the higher the induced PGA.

The model predicts large variations of during the S phase, between and 0.6, in C. albicans and C. dubliniensis lineages.