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Sharp notches and circular holes reduced the fatigue strength significantly and this could be predicted with an approach known as the theory of critical distances (TCD) which uses two parameters: a critical distance and a critical stress.
If this could be predicted from the clinico-pathological findings of the tumours and determined quickly, treatment would be facilitated.
This could be predicted to result in successful resuscitation of some patients and harm to others, dependent on their individual phase of illness.
Possibly, this could be predicted using a stress test with redression of the prolapse during clinical examination or urodynamic investigation [ 17- 19].
This behaviour could be predicted from the chemical composition using the Kaltenhauser Ferrite Factor.
The obtained results show that the location of this maximum could be predicted solely from the data of the auroral particle precipitations and/or ground-based magnetic observations.
This increase could be predicted using equations developed for calculating the viscosity of emulsions, even at organic liquid concentrations below the point of emulsion formation.
This score could be predicted on the basis of a non-linear multiple regression performed on the experimental dataset taking as a mathematical model of audiovisual integration the one described by Equation 1.
In this context, it is essential to accurately predict spring discharge, as well as understand karst hydrological processes in a thorough manner, so that water shortages in this area could be predicted and managed efficiently.
This pattern could be predicted by built-up ratio within 1 3 km, distance to urban centre and to a possible nearest population source in outskirt, but not by hostplant species number and abundance, habitat size and shape measured at habitat scale.
Emergence of the promycelium implies the establishment of a new polarity axis, and therefore a role of septins in this process could be predicted.
