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Good agreement between the test and finite element results shows that finite element models used in this paper are viable to predict the buckling pressure of a thin-walled torispherical head in a water heater tank.

This empirical scheme provides a viable way to predict interaction energies, and, thus, blend phase behavior and interfacial parameters.

We demonstrate that artificial neural network modeling is a viable tool to predict the processing dependence of gravure printed light-emitting polymer layers for flexible OLED lighting applications.

The impetus for developing the proposed model was to provide the industry with a viable tool to predict the quantity of the produced solids and its concomitant impact on fluid productivity.

The importance of focusing on the research of viable models to predict the behaviour of structures which may possess in some cases complex geometries is an issue that is growing in different scientific areas, ranging from the civil and mechanical engineering to the architecture or biomedical devices fields.

Screening for reduced AMPK protein expression may be a clinically viable means to predict metabolic hypersensitivity in tumours.

However, this early study suggests that continued refinement of the progression model could provide a viable tool to predict organ failure in sepsis.

In conclusion, immunohistochemical determination of cath-D seems to be a viable method to predict a higher risk of metastasis but not local recurrence in small axillary node-negative breast carcinomas.© 1999 Cancer Research Campaign.

Collectively, these compelling in vitro data and clinical findings indicate that expression of E-cadherin or vimentin, and EMT as a process, may be viable biomarkers to predict efficacy of EGFR inhibitors in cancer patients.

An HCG value of 145 IU/l emerged as the most suitable cutoff point to predict viable pregnancy.

The sector is found to have moved some way towards a full sectoral innovation and production system, but it is impossible to predict whether a viable sector with a strong "triple bottom line" orientation will ultimate emerge, since many issues surrounding the social, environmental and financial sustainability still remain unresolved, especially relating to local and global governance.