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Furthermore, an informal assessment of the number needed to be genetically screened in order to obtain a cohort of high-risk individuals, which will give rise to a given number of cases of type 1 diabetes, and the costs connected to the genotyping also suggest limited cost-effectiveness in adding non-HLA genetic markers to the prediction regime (data not shown).

Several practical and scientific aspects of prediction should be considered when evaluating the utility of different prediction regimes.

The results are compared against the predictions in regimes of Stokes flow where the microporosity of rocks is excluded.

In contrast to the two-fluid models, the discrete particle model allows the use of more mechanistic models for dispersed phase coalescence and breakup, wakes, etc., thereby allowing the dynamic prediction of flow regime evolution and transitions without the use of flow regime maps inherent in two-fluid models.

This paper discusses how the resulting fire environment zone map can be used to guide forest fire management and fire regime prediction.

Theoretical prediction of flow regime transition in bubble columns was studied based on the bubble size distribution by the population balance model (PBM).

The methods of flow regime prediction (or visualisation) in an annulus that are currently in use are very limited, this is evidently due to poor accuracy or they are simply not applicable to underbalanced drilling operation in practice.

Predictions in this regime can be considered universal in the sense that many population models exhibit equivalent behavior in the diffusion limit.

The experimental average bubble velocity in undisturbed conditions was shown not to follow the correlation-based predictions for laminar regime in the liquid.

These differences are caused by the finite rate solution deviating away from the assumed flamelet manifolds, rather than by inadequate regime predictions.

Comparison with data in the literature shows that a general flow map developed from adiabatic two-phase flow tests can provide guidance for prediction of flow regimes in heated tubes.