Sentence examples for predictions of reduced from inspiring English sources

Future climate predictions of reduced precipitation and increased drought frequency in many regions make studies of ecosystem responses to water deficiency timely.

Meanwhile, satisfactory agreement was achieved when the predictions of reduced mechanism were compared against the measured ID periods of MD auto-ignition event in shock tube conditions and key species profiles of RME oxidation in jet stirred reactor (JSR).

Based on previous predictions of reduced implant longevity with early and continuously migrating implants (Grewal et al. 1992, Ryd et al. 1995), we would expect inferior outcome with the pegged titanium fiber-mesh screw-fixed tibial component.

Both the dynamic experiments and analysis from the reverse Taylor tests indicate enhanced strain-rate sensitivity in comparison with conventional polycrystalline copper, in agreement with predictions of reduced activation volume.

Besides the fact that the Eurocode design rules show unconservative predictions of the reduced plastic moment capacity for the presence of relatively low normal force, the recommended partial factor is γM0 = 1.00 and relative large shear forces up to 50% of the shear resistance are allowed.

Finally, we compare the predictions of the reduced order model with those of the traditional two-phase model (for time varying inlet conditions) and show that the latter may lead to significant errors due to neglect of the dispersion in the fluid phase.

In any case, exact predictions of the effects of reduced larval survival on adult abundance will depend on the demographic details of the particular species of interest.

Secondly, binding of erroneous input and desired output contributes to better convergence in terms of reduced prediction error when using the NN for unseen data.

The proposed framework outperformed a single artificial neural network in terms of reduced prediction error, program execution time and improved correlation coefficient as a result of application of the MANN concept.

This provides some experimental support for the prediction that the influence of reduced Na+/K+-ATPase activity, in ischemia for example, might be exacerbated by low extracellular [Ca2+].

Under a Helmholtzian model, each system is trying to suppress the free-energy of its subordinates, through a process of optimizing predictions to reduce prediction-errors.