Sentence examples for predicted extent from inspiring English sources

The predicted extent of subsurface γ′ phase formation showed good agreement with the experimental observations.

The developed procedure was numerically substantiated using the predicted extent of damage to an actual protection structure.

The mass transport model has predicted extent of the total dissolved solids plume in groundwater over the 23 year period (1991 2013).

The predicted extent of the infested area was not equally sensitive to changes in parasitization and predation rate at high population density.

The predicted extent of Nd adsorption onto GO is within 5% of the measured extent of Nd adsorption in an EDTA-free solution, and the predicted Nd adsorption behavior with increasing EDTA concentration is also in reasonable agreement with the measurements.

The expression level of the lincRNAs also was significantly and positively correlated with the predicted extent of lincRNA molecule folding (base paring).

The deterministic trend model is adopted, and MCMC iterations 25,000-26,000 are cumulated over the nine models, providing posterior summary statistics (mean, variance, 2.5% percentile, 97.5% percentile) for cross-validatory predicted extents in 2010-11 across the entire Arctic region.

This study evaluated accuracy of conventional imaging in predicting extent of disease with respect to breast density and surgical outcome.

To investigate potential prognostic factors and to predict extent of risks for postoperative pulmonary complications by logistic regressive analysis, and to evaluate the role of non-invasive ventilation in reducing the incidence of complications in elderly patients.

(See related article by Di Lullo et al. Fibroblast growth factor 23 and parathyroid hormone predict extent of aortic valve calcifications in patients with mild to moderate chronic kidney disease. Clin Kidney J (2015) 8: 732–736).

This path also predicted the extent to which people feel that phubbing is normative, both via (a) the extent to which people are phubbed themselves, and (b) independently.