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Such data would be useful for predicting not only the scale of interventions required but also the geographical areas on which to focus control efforts and preparedness strategies.

It can be seen that the Model III is capable of predicting not only the general pattern of both horizontal and vertical co-seismic displacement fields but also their peak amplitudes.

We found that the full DNS-approach, coupled to the population balance and micromixing model is capable of predicting not only the mean sizes but the full PSD in nanoparticle precipitation.

All results, based on inviscid solutions, confirm that our nonlinear model is stable and accurate, against the full model solutions and measurements, and for predicting not only aerodynamic forces but also detailed flowfields.

We have found that the heat loss and preferential diffusion effects are crucial in predicting not only the ignition delay, but also the flame structures and heat release rates.

To date, the literature is moot in terms of statistical models designed not only to forecast attacks during terrorist campaigns, but to forecast emerging terrorist threats, and do so with a high degree of locational specificity: predicting not only when but from which country transnational terrorist attacks will emanate.

Using these pathway prediction systems, users can predict not only the degradation pathways, but also identify enzymes involved in the degradation pathways.

"Mastery of early math skills predicts not only future math achievement, it also predicts future reading achievement".

Democratic Party leaders predict not only that Mr. Blagojevich will win the race for governor, but that their party will also gain control of the State Senate, thereby giving Democrats full reign over the Legislature, since they already control the House.

"During the next decade," F.D.R.'s secretary Louis Howe predicted, "not only the possibility but the advisability of electing a woman as President of the United States will become a very seriously argued question".

For example, knowing that a person has unconventional preferences and is an early adopter can predict not only their likelihood of buying innovative products, but also their ability to innovate, which would make them suitable for a creative role.