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Genome-based metabolic modelling of the human gut microbiota revealed multiple genera with the predicted capability to produce or consume GABA.

In linear forward stepwise models, inflammation predicted capability (10.8% variance explained) and cognition (8.6% variance explained) in (semi- supercentenarians better than chronologic age or gender.

Although renal function predicted capability and cognition in the centenarians (Figs. 3 a,b), the associations were negative (suppl. Tab. S6b, c), probably reflecting the fact that serum creatinine is highly dependent on muscle mass, which is low in the extreme old.

To avoid bothersome repetition when discussing predicted capabilities, we often omit the term "predicted," but they are predictions nevertheless.

In addition, a blast search revealed that this S. gregaria transcript displays highest sequence similarity to the (computationally predicted) capability-like precursor from the aphid, A. pisum.

Gene families that constitute metabolic cycles presumed to create D. aromatica's environmental 'foot-print' indicate a high level of diversification between its predicted capabilities and those of its close relatives, A. aromaticum str EbN1 and Azoarcus BH72.

The predicting capability of correlations has been discussed.

Finally, the predicting capability of Sliper was validated under field conditions by measuring full-scale pumping pressure.

The predicting capability of these modeling approaches is compared and the Findley power law is preferred to be adopted.

Furthermore, experimental heat transfer test on an industrial packed bed char cooler is performed for validating the model predicting capability in heat recovery process.

For the models involving empirical or fitting constants, these parameters have been calibrated against the available experimental values, thus to enhance the predicting capability of the models.