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The parameter Φ′K is also shown to be suitable in predicting the steady-state behaviour of a chemical reactor.
Since the PSFC beams were tested under monotonic loads, this validation and applicability of SCS program is only suitable in predicting the behaviour of PSFC structures under monotonic loading.
From the statistical results obtained, it can be seen that the models were suitable in predicting the pH value, gelation time and equilibrium water uptake within the range of the studied variables.
The results corroborated the validity and the effectiveness of the model, as the statistical approaches proved to be suitable in predicting the optimum production medium composition for maximum extracellular lipase yield.
The numerical examples of coupled and uncoupled analysis show that the transverse shear stresses can be accurately computed by the constitutive equations and the present finite element method is suitable in predicting coupled behaviors of laminated plates under mechanical and electric loadings.
The non-parametric regression techniques provide a suitable mechanism in predicting the state of buffer over a defined interval of time.
The proposed RBF is proven to be the most suitable method in predicting the ranking among pairs of solutions utilized in evolutionary algorithms.
Evaluation of the results revealed that the developed artificial neural network model (generic 7-6-4 neurons larchitecturetecture) is the most appropriate tool and suitable network in predicting indices, based on certain social conditions, on the choice of certain low carbon technologies.
SAPS II seemed a suitable tool in predicting the risk of death, but not morbidity.
Urinary NAG index might be the suitable marker in predicting acute kidney injury in full-term newborns with hyperbilirubinemia.
Therefore, despite the moderate concordance between HOUSES and educational levels, HOUSES is a more suitable SES measure in predicting post-RA mortality than educational levels.
