Sentence examples for scope of predicting from inspiring English sources
A local model based on Eq. 3 was therefore established with the scope of predicting the average permeability of the Gassum formation in the Børglum Flyvbjerg areas, expressed by Eq. 4: Fig. 11 Local permeability model representing the Gassum formation in North Jylland.
Here we synthesize the large body of current research pertaining to arsenic exposure and health effects and emphasize the broadening scope of predicted and observed impacts of arsenic on public health.
The intended purpose of the database is also to facilitate in silico predictive modeling, e.g. tissue distribution of a new compound (and thus its toxicity potential assessed within the scope of the predicted tissue accumulation).
Generally, studies with a regional scope, focusing on predicting classes of pest species from the pool of naturalized alien species, have been more successful than studies with universal application [7], [8] (but see [9]).
We now clearly state that the scope of our method is predicting a progenitor of the future, rather than predicting future evolution.
Here, we have widened the scope of what we are predicting to risks for relatives and, at the same time, included all the other morphological features assessed by a standardised and validated pathology review [ 18].
This is because any self-harm occurring before an expression of suicidal thoughts was beyond the scope of this study to predict.
On the other hand, this also limits the scope of products that can be predicted, as the predicted transformation will be similar to the reactions cataloged in the databases used to build the look-up tables.
There "isn't an exact science" for predicting the scope of a disaster, Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown said. .
What he doesn't deserve is the credit his supporters are giving him for somehow predicting the scope of the problem five years ago.
In the absence of such validation, the MFold accessibility predictions are sufficient to predict the scope of the secondary structure problem in a genome-based array design, even if some details of the prediction are not correct.
