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The SVM model rapidly predicted inhibitors from NCI library and were subsequently docked in to the active site of an optimised three-dimensional model of PfHslV.

It was demonstrated that the process windows for a successful part forming could be rapidly predicted with a reasonable accuracy by the analytic model compared to lengthy and costly thermo-mechanical FEA or experimental trial and error.

Finally, two threads are merged at junction surfaces to offer the equations of motion of the system as a whole, allowing the static and dynamic performances to be rapidly predicted with sufficient accuracy.

Therefore, the modeling study rapidly predicted the growth yields of G. metallireducens under varying nutrient conditions.

The studies using intact brain slices give no direct information on this point because NO is inactivated by the tissue extremely rapidly (predicted half-life of < 10 ms at 10 n m NO and below), which means that very steep NO gradients will exist across the tissue and therefore that the concentration experienced by a given neurone will depend on its position (Hall & Garthwaite, 2006).

Reflectance spectroscopy has demonstrated its ability to rapidly predict soil physio-chemical properties; however prediction accuracy varies among soil properties.

"We test a lot of people who are not infected, and although a tool like this might not predict every single case, we think it can be helpful in rapidly predicting the likelihood of an STI for physicians and patients," said lead author Charlotte Gaydos, professor of medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

A method for rapidly predicting the formation and stability of undiscovered single phase high-entropy alloys (SPHEAs) is provided.

Visible and near-infrared reflectance spectroscopy (VNIRS) is recognized as an alternative to rapidly predict heavy metal concentration in soil.

Thus, this paper presents a method to rapidly predict the speed at which these 'critical velocity' effects occur.

The SIN phenomenon allows the physician to accurately and rapidly predict cholecystitis, and can decrease the morbidity in these potentially ill patients.