Sentence examples for prediction of the pattern of from inspiring English sources
Accurate prediction of the pattern of distribution of heartwood inside a redwood log could play a major role in maximising the value of recovered timber.
The employed DEM modeling methodology is verified with the experimental results and FEM prediction of the pattern of shear bands developed through a trap-door centrifuge model test.
Understanding these constraints could lead to prediction of the pattern of JA accumulation, but the response may appear unpredictable to a feeding herbivore.
Less certain may be prediction of the pattern of evolution in peridinin-containing dinoflagellates, which in other respects appear highly distinctive in their evolution [ 16, 17].
The multiscale computational approach that combines elements from the mean-field level coarse-grained representations, with all-atomistic MD simulations, was shown here to be very well suited for the computational prediction of the pattern of PIP2 lipid distribution around STX constructs in the steady state.
The simulations gave rise to different predictions for the pattern of the macroscopic (>10μm) spatial distribution of entrapped mercury, depending on 'snap-off' mechanism, which were then compared with corresponding experimental data obtained from micro-CXT images of real pellets containing entrapped mercury.
Thus strictest interpretation of the model's predictions should then be in terms of the pattern of sub-threshold activity in layer 4 cells.
When combined with the vagaries of chance early in the evolution of a new epidemic and the complexities of the international airline network, this variability makes early prediction of the pattern and speed of global spread difficult.
This partly supports our prediction that the patterns of variance change will follow that of behavioral traits in humans (Roberts and Del Vecchio 2000) and great tits (Dingemanse et al. 2012).
When staging tumours, knowledge of the patterns of spread enables prediction of sites of disease and may improve the accuracy of assessment.
Keeping this major caveat always in mind, we can still attempt some predictions about the patterns of loss of imprinting under each theory.
