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The decay curves can be very well fitted by a single exponential decay: I ~ exp(t / τPL), where τPL is the PL decay time constant.
The typical concentration time profiles obtained here could be very well fitted by a general fractal kinetics equation qn,α(t)= qe[1-(1+(n-1)(t/τn,α α -1/ n-1)] deduced from recently new methods of analysis of reaction kinetics and relaxation.
In order to explore this behavior, a plot of Ln(R) versus 1/T is shown in Figure 4c, which could be very well fitted to the above activation formula from 60 K down to 5 K, with U ~ 0.6 meV.
It is worth noting that theoretical line described by Eq. 3 discussed below could be very well fitted to experimental points in the plot in Fig. 3b.
As previously found in mouse liver cells [ 4], gene-rich TADs display modulated contact frequencies and the statistical helix model [eqs. 1 and 3] can be very well fitted to our experimental data while the unconstrained chromatin model [eqs. 1 and 2] does not fit for site separation larger than 35 kb (Fig. 2a).
Moreover, it is very well fitted for embedding into network level optimization tasks, due in part to simplicity and in part to convexity properties.
The avalanche size distributions obtained are plotted in Fig. 10, and the results of the statistical analysis show very clearly that the data are very well fitted by a power-law in this case (see Table 5).
The pre-spike I V curves were very well fitted by the EIF model.
The decay of Mg+ ions is very well fitted by a single exponential, which gives the first-order loss rate.
Nevertheless, such "sloped" major groove is very well fitted by the relatively bulkier A157 residue that replaces the G157 at these receptors (presenting the same CEGCK A sequence at the P-box instead of CEGCK G).
