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An immediate advantage is a more realistic predictive and design analysis tool accounting pulsed operations induced temperature variations which impact helium purge gas flow as well as Q2 composition concentration time and space evolutions in the breeding regions.

Accounting for the major sources of uncertainty associated with watershed modeling produces more realistic predictions, improves the quality of calibrated solutions, and consequently reduces predictive uncertainty.

Hence, CFD can bring real benefits in terms of more realistic and more predictive capabilities.

A common way to obtain a more realistic assessment of the predictive ability of the model is to use cross validation (k-fold cross-validation), which is a procedure in which the data set is partitioned in k subsamples (groups of observations).

It has also been found that the MCCV can provide a more realistic estimate of a model's predictive ability when compared with the LOO.

Mouse models that display more realistic pulmonary pathology might be more predictive of drug activity in human clinical trials.

Better judgment make individuals more realistic (Koellinger et al. 2007), improves individual's predictive abilities (Cassar, 2014) and realism in comprehending the tasks related to new venture creation and management (Dimov, 2010).

We show that the proposed algorithm enables us to give differentiated predictive uncertainty bounds which represent model error in more realistic ways.

By adding the predictive QoL subscales to conventional staging modalities, a more realistic prognosis can be disclosed, which ensures patients to make well-considered choices.

This improved predictive performance demonstrates the advantage of coupling hydrological and geotechnical models with a more realistic representation of infiltration.

As expected, the highest predictive accuracy was obtained under the most informative setting S1, whereas the practically more realistic settings resulted in reduced accuracies (Tables 2 and 3).