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We apply a scaling factor of 0.59, based on CH4 inversion, to the rate of anthropogenic CO2 emission increase since the anthropogenic emissions of both CO2 and CH4 increase linearly in the emission inventory.

Here we will apply a scaling factor of 0.59 (=1.53/2.61; slopes of the linear fits for a posteriori and a priori emissions in Fig. 2a) to FFC CO2 emission "increase rate" for the period 2003 2014, relative to the emissions for 2002 from CDIAC inventory, using the slopes of the fitted lines to the East Asian CH4 emission time series.

Owing to the lack of data available for paediatric effective doses for the earlier time period, we applied a scaling factor to adult effective doses to infer paediatric effective doses 34 before 2001, taking into account the differences in scan length 31 between adults and children and the variation in x ray absorption with different body sizes.

Commonly cost scaling factors between 0.5 and 1 are applied, however a scaling factor of 0.6 is recommended if no data is available, meaning that a 1% size increase, results in a 0.6% cost increase.

A scaling factor of 20 is applied to scale the wellness score between 1 and 100.

The simulated vibrations above 1700 cm−1 have been scaled by using a scaling factor of 0.958 and for less than 1700 cm−1 scaling factor is 0.9627 [37].

For the vibrations of the ligands, a scaling factor of 0.96 was applied as determined by Wong [30] for B3LYP/6-31G B3LYP/6-31G assumption that the p-functions added to the H atoms do not significantly affect the vibrational frequencies of the C-C and C-O bonds.

Generally, a power law is supposed: N (E ) ∞ E - D where N(E) is the number of equal parts required to cover the figure when a scaling factor of E is applied.

The image was normalized by local regression and a scaling factor of 10 (ppm) was applied to avoid non-expression related variations in spot intensity.

Calculated DFT Raman line shape trends agree very well with experiment although nonresonant conditions are used in simulations and a scaling factor of 0.95 must be applied to calculated frequencies in order to compare with experiment.

A scaling factor of 2 was used to scale the 9.0 MW initial conditions detailed in Table 4 to 9.2 MW.