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In Fig.  3A, specific growth rate μ [eqns (20)] increases with specific gross photosynthetic rate πg, but at an increasing rate (Fig.  3E).

Uber, for the first time, has also broken out Eats specific gross bookings, which the company says accounted for $2.1 billion of overall gross bookings and is growing over 150 percent year over year.

Note that increasing CS decreases the specific gross photosynthetic rate.

Results are plotted against specific gross photosynthetic rate, πg [eqns (6), (33)].

Lost productivity was valued by age and gender specific gross earnings [ 31] plus additional employer payments for social insurances [ 32].

Valuation of costs, using the human capital approach, involved multiplying YPPLL by age-and-gender specific gross wages, and adjusting for unemployment and workforce participation.

Horses are typical hindgut fermenters, similar to rabbits or other small herbivores, and the specific gross anatomy of the gastrointestinal tract (i.e., the size of the large intestine) reflects its functional importance.

The specific gross photosynthetic rate, πg [eqns (6), (8), (13)], for exponential growth, is (33) For a given light level and value of β [eqn (8)], πg decreases as the sugar level in the plant [ CS eg), eqn (27)] increases (due perhaps to a decreasing kS; Fig.  1, eqns (12)].

However, lower values of kS (<1 d−1) cause substrate fraction CS to be high (Figs. 3D, 4D); no respiration is associated with growth of substrate so this decreases specific respiration at higher values of specific gross photosynthesis; responses become more convex and the slope and intercept are decreased.

For better comparison of costs across studies, the data were transformed: (1) costs were inflated to 2011 using a country-specific gross domestic product deflator, which takes fluctuating exchange rates, different purchasing power of currencies and the rate of inflation into account 12 13 and (2) converted to USD using purchasing power parities (PPP).

Eligible subjects are infants born preterm without major complications, aged 3-9 mofths of corrected age with specific gross-motor abilities defined by Ages & Stages Questionnaire scores.