This procedure can predict the behavior and improve the analysis using it as a design tool.
The extended procedure can predict to a reasonable accuracy the peak inelastic responses, such as displacements and storey drifts.
The procedure can predict the 80% passing size of the circuit product to within ±6% of the measured value, with a precision of ±11% (one standard deviation); the re-circulating load to within ±33% of the mass-balanced value (this error margin is within the uncertainty associated with the determination of the re-circulating load); and the mill power to within ±5% of the measured value.
We provide evidence independent of Genomic Health™ that a RISK score based on similar biological processes as the recurrence score (RS), but with other genes selected through a different procedure, can predict DFS [ 29, 41, 42].
Procedures that can predict cognitive abilities from brain imaging data are potentially relevant to educational assessments and studies of functional anatomy in the developing brain.
The similarity criteria aim at building a procedure that can predict the maximum penetration rate and its position in engineering conditions through the corresponding experimental design, reducing the heavy monitoring work in field circumstances.
The main objective of this paper is to develop a numerical procedure that can predict aerodynamic loads without using great amounts of computer time which are generally required in the free-wake method.
Since no cases developed RP in this study and DLCO values did not change significantly after the SIRT procedure, we can predict that a possible overestimation of the absorbed lung dose will not change our results.
For example, researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles have demonstrated that high throughput in vitro toxicological procedures can accurately predict nanomaterial physicochemical characteristics that lead to acute pulmonary inflammation and pulmonary fibrosis for metal oxide nanoparticles and carbon nanotubes (Nel et al. 2012; Wang et al. 2012; Zhang et al. 2012).
Our framework presupposes that the timing of procedures and discharge diagnoses can predict a general reason for admission, and, furthermore, that care would be more similar within each indication than between indications.
