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Using ESPr predictions, the role of different building design and operational parameters are examined by means of parametric analysis including building mass, ventilation duration, internal gain and ventilation rates.
According to our predictions, the role of dimers is surprisingly important.
Some experimental examples of the identification of joint properties, prediction, the role of joint properties in substructure synthesis, and the mass effect of the joint are given, to check the method, and good results are obtained.
These landmark studies can guide predictions about the role of miRNAs in facilitating maturation of the adolescent brain.
This study evaluated recent theoretical predictions regarding the role of tactile perception in the development of somatoform dissociative symptoms.
Finally, modeling approaches enable testable predictions regarding the role of non-genetic factors (noise, mechano-elastic forces, etc). in development.
Instead, predictions replace the role of the training set, so that learning and interacting with the environment are two sides of a unified unsupervised process.
Current theoretical models of pain catastrophizing have diverging predictions regarding the role of social context and perceived threat on pain expression.
Pilot study results with a prototype video game tentatively support theory-based predictions regarding the role of dynamic gestures for fostering insight and proof-with-insight, and for the role of action coupled with language to promote proof-with-insight.
In particular, we consider couples where both husbands and wives are working because our main predictions regarding the role of BMI in the household are in terms of hours worked by both spouses.
In accordance with engagement-related predictions about the role of social observation in active coping, the mere presence of an experimenter who observed participants during task performance increased the reactivity of systolic blood pressure when the task was difficult, but not when the task was easy.
