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A simple predictive procedure for estimating film velocity is successfully implemented.

An extensive literature search was conducted to obtain the binary experimental vapour-liquid equilibrium data which were used to build a predictive procedure of phase behaviour.

The model can be used to accurately estimate the toxicities of the seven groups of mixtures, which greatly simplified the predictive procedure of the combined toxicity.

In contrast, we have used a systematic predictive procedure to produce data-quality crystals of bovine chymotrypsinogen A and used them to obtain a refined X-ray structure to 3 Å resolution.

Based on the kinetic model and the information about the geometry, irradiation source and the cyanide and catalyst concentrations as operation conditions, the performance of a larger scale reactor has been simulated following a predictive procedure with no adjustable parameters.

It has been shown that the so obtained value can be correlated as a simple function of temperature only, regardless of the solvent nature, and a predictive procedure has been developed which results in a rather good calculation of hydrogen-solvents vapour liquid equilibria.

In most of the existing predictive procedures for devolatilization, combustion and emissions are modeled by a single-step global chemical reaction, with the yield of volatile matter presumed to experience mixing-controlled combustion.

Well-known and widely established semiempirical correlations to predict heat transfer during condensation may show to be quite inaccurate in some new applications, and consequently a renewed effort is now being dedicated to the characterisation of flow conditions and associated predictive procedures for heat transfer and pressure drop of condensing vapours, even in the form of zeotropic mixtures.

Let us first consider the exponential smoothing (ES), see, e.g., [7 9], which is mainly based on predictive procedures built starting from an exponentially weighted average of past observations.

The exponential smoothing model :  Let us first consider the exponential smoothing (ES), see, e.g., [7 9], which is mainly based on predictive procedures built starting from an exponentially weighted average of past observations.

Breast cancer predictive and prognostic procedures have a significant impact on current medical care.