Sentence examples for predicted time needed from inspiring English sources
The predicted time needed for 8.7 of 37.8 pollen grains, or 23%%, of the pollen load to germinate is 62 min (Fig. 4).
Surface responses obtained from the experimental results, for different initial IBP and TiO2 concentrations used, can allow to predict time needed for a sufficient TOC removal to reach sufficient biodegradability.
The model predicts the time needed to reach a desired concentration of microalgal suspension in a sedimentation tank.
"We need the pace and the predicted time that the new parts are going to bring to compete with the other guys at the front," he said.
If countries are in a transition to new products, it is important for donors and suppliers to know and predict the amount of time needed for such transitions.
This implies that measures of fitness costs of antibiotic resistance might be helpful for predicting the period of time needed for the reversion of drug resistance in clinical settings and thus may be helpful for designing drug rotational use (Brown and Nathwani 2005; Masterton 2005).
The census teams were all made up of city people, and Governor Hamimi predicted that they would underestimate the time needed to cover Badakhshan.
We derive explicit criteria predicting the inlet gas temperature and time needed to ignite the particulate matter (PM) deposit in an initially cold diesel particulate filter (DPF) using a limiting two-phase two-channel model.
The AHEAD model has two parts: the first part is a 6-month short-term model based directly on trial data; the second part is a long-term (10-year) model that predicts time to death or need for full time care (FTC), defined to be consistent requirement for care and supervision for the great part of the day, regardless of care setting.
We derive an expression for the time needed for a community to cover a surface and predict the historical spatial dynamics of field samples.
Two areas that need additional research are predicting DDIs in the gut and predicting time dependent inhibition (current PBPK systems tend to over-predict the extent of inhibition).
