Sentence examples for qualitatively predicted from inspiring English sources

This experimentally observed phenomenon is qualitatively predicted by numerical simulations.

The pulsation frequency is qualitatively predicted by Fick's second law and Raoult partial pressure law.

Furthermore, rejection by nanofiltration is qualitatively predicted for the selected priority micropollutants.

This closure phenomenon was qualitatively predicted using a single asperity model.

Such fv and τCP dependences are qualitatively predicted by a well accepted formula for the echo-refocusing limit.

This dynamic phenomenon can be qualitatively predicted by the theory of interference for fixed-bed sorption with proper adjustments.

The model predictions of proton production are consistent with the data and are within the experimental error for E. coli cultures, where as for the Geobacter species the model predictions qualitatively predict proton consumption although the extent of the predicted proton consumption is higher than what is observed experimentally.

While simulations can qualitatively predict such patterns, quantitative predictions require a reliable kinetic model.

This tool has been applied to designing FRET-based protein biosensors for Ca2+ ion by qualitatively predicting their FRET efficiencies, and the predictions strongly agreed with the experimental results [352].

In addition to qualitatively predict the trend of the biofilm formation, 75% of the model-predicted biofilm formation value falls within or close to the error bar of the experimental value.

To verify the feasibility of CFD for dust emission prediction, a two-phase three-dimensional Euler Euler model was adopted to qualitatively predict the performance of six transfer chute configurations with respect to dust generation.