Sentence examples for predicted boundary from inspiring English sources
The predicted boundary is compared with experimental results and shows satisfactory agreement.
The levels of interference corrections for transport aircraft tests are estimated using the computer codes based on linear subsonic theory and predicted boundary conditions.
The results also showed that the stability boundary is linked to the friction distribution rather than its average value, and that different correlations result in strong changes of the predicted boundary.
An optimisation procedure was used to derive optimal material parameters for which the error in the predicted boundary condition force at maximum compression was less than 3% for all three rates of testing (11,600%/s, 22,000%/s and 37,800%/s).
For the domain pairs, where the predicted boundary was (empirically) reasonably close to the existing one, the maximum offset observed was about 0.12.
If S3 has originated in single event, then the difference (between segments on either side of predicted boundary) could have been accumulated after these sequences came to reside on the X chromosome.
Along with this, we also looked into a list of predicted boundaries obtained by an in silico prediction tool cdBEST, that uses clusters of binding sites of boundary interacting proteins for prediction [ 46].
The predicted boundaries are compared with the experimental results.
Another remark should be made about the area of the rotation-velocity parameter space that falls outside of the predicted boundaries.
Another measure by which our partitioning scores better is that our predicted boundaries cross areas with very low population density (50% that of the official boundaries).
By extending our analysis beyond the predicted boundaries of the NR3C1 gene using high-density coverage of megabases of sequence, we investigated whether changes are limited to a small number of candidate genes, whether the changes are limited to 5' regulatory regions and whether they are exclusive to regions encoding mRNAs.
