Sentence examples for predictions when applied from inspiring English sources

Several models exist to simulate accidental releases, often based on assumptions that increase the uncertainty of their predictions when applied to high-pressure vessels.

The purpose of the paper is to present experimental evidence to show that commonly used methods for notch fatigue assessment result in conservative predictions when applied to certain 3D geometries, in both welded joints and features machined from solid steel.

In conjunction with an empirical equation of Han et al. (1990) for three-phase liquid holdup, as modified for binary solids, the two-phase layer inversion model of Jean and Fan (1986) yields surprisingly good predictions when applied to three-phase fluidization, even though it fails for the limiting case of Ug=0.

Unfortunately, this approach results in a 1000-fold excess of false predictions when applied on a genomic scale [7].

However, it is well established that models assuming diffusive movement can yield inaccurate predictions when applied to many real invasions.

The key to our approach has been the description of variability in the difference between measurements and predictions when applied to healthy individuals.

In all cases, models provided considerably better predictions when applying weights resulting from local calibrations.

However, most variants of QAA suffer from moderate to high negative IOP prediction when applied to tropical eutrophic waters.

The texture of some PUs in natural video images changes slowly and smoothly, with DC and PLANAR modes being effective at intra-prediction when applied to a homogeneous area.

Recent studies have indicated that precipitates are usually not sheared by twins, but the Orowan law for strengthening against slip by dislocation bowing does not give a good prediction when applied to twinning.

We show that the quality of their predictions drops when applied to more recent crystallization trails, which calls for new solutions.