Sentence examples for successful to predict from inspiring English sources
The saturation index utilization has been successful to predict scaling in a wide range of industrial applications(Ferguson 2011; Thompson et al. 2013).
The results of this study showed that it would be successful to predict ΔHco by using the easily calculated atom-type E-state indices, which can provide one more way for predicting the ΔHco of organic compounds for engineering based on only their molecular structures.
Also, we found that COXEN biomarker discovery and modeling training based on monocyte data was more successful to predict risks based on other cell types than other directions, e.g. T-cell data for training to predict the others.
This study has shown that the response surface methodology (RSM) and adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (ANFIS) models are successful tools to predict the polymer solution viscosity.
We could use the found range of successful simulations to predict the apparent intracellular Km(ADP) of respiration.
69 These authors concluded that the SVM algorithm is a promising method to evaluate the complex non-linear relationship between factors and successful treatment to predict response to IFNα.
The RANS approach enhanced with a turbulent dispersion of droplets model has proven successful to appropriately predict the performance of the eliminator predicting almost the same results as LES but cost effective.
Whether this approach would be successful is difficult to predict because only a modest fraction of the variability in endurance time could be predicted from our multiple regression model.
We present here a complex and successful approach to predicting long-term air pollution concentrations for application in a cohort study.
The identification of key variables that are associated with successful extubation gives feedback to the clinician, with reinforcement of skills that recognize the patterns to predict successful extubation.
Conclusion EtCO2 during a successful SBT seems useless to predict outcome of extubation.
