Sentence examples for which could be predicted from inspiring English sources
The fatigue failure was due to brittle fracture of the reinforcement, which could be predicted safely by available S N curves.
The hydrophobic silica yielded better results due to improved silica de-agglomeration and coating, which could be predicted through the host guest surface energy differential.
The leading order term corresponds to an effective plate with areal density equal to the mean and bending stiffnesses which could be predicted from purely static considerations.
From these mechanisms, the SBF test simulates only the chemical bond to tissues which could be predicted by their apatite-forming ability on samples surface [25].
The number of single colonies that should be screened for 95% coverage in the case of randomization at one amino acid position was 94, which could be predicted using the CASTER program (Yin et al. 2015).
For the site-directed or site-saturation mutagenesis, the selection of the amino acid positions or the substituted residues was a pivotal step, which could be predicted based on in silico design or computer-aided design (Yin et al. 2015).
The coordinates of bacterial CRISPRs were searched among GIs in species for which GIs could be predicted by IslandPath-DINUC, IslandPath-DIMOB, or SIGI-HMM.
Malignant nodules were larger than benign nodules (P <.0001), although there did not appear to be a reliable cutoff above which malignancy could be predicted.
The analysis of 18 monitoring profiles from patients treated with PEG-IFN and Ribavirin showed similar trends, except in one case in which relapse could be predicted by HCVAg and not by HCV-RNA.
Of the 11.100 genes annotated in the genome of T. atroviride, we only used those for which a function could be predicted, which were 6889 genes.
The hydrodynamic trends which were observed could be predicted by the model, however the gas hold-up was overestimated at high gas velocities and solid hold-ups (more than 20%).
