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The relationship between these two parameters was best fitted by a logarithmic regression curve.

Another useful plot for FTCs involves percent of particles cleared (100 × P  =  100 × (1 − Co / Ci)  =  100 × CRm / Fl) versus chamber through-flow (Fl), as used by Filgueira et al. (2006; their Fig. 5) who correlated their data by a logarithmic regression line which, however, has no theoretical basis.

The general consensus is that estimating the mean cost using a logarithmic regression model leads to biased estimation [2,4-6].

A logarithmic regression analysis across three logs of multiplicity show a high correlation between the four CT values for each transcript with r2>0.98.

The correlation between scores and number of supervised TTEs was assessed using a logarithmic regression model.

Second, we considered the extrapolation of a logarithmic regression (y= alog x + b).

A logarithmic regression analysis was performed with a forward step procedure (Wald statistic) to adjust for factors associated with smoking.

When we examined for comorbidity between the groups by performing logarithmic regression we found that the celiac patients had Odds Ratios of 1.073 955% CI 1.014-1.136) and 1.055 955% CI 0.998-1.116) for Cardiac disease and Diabetes Mellitus respectively.

The average difference between the DVI (defined by the logarithmic regression model) and the weighted bigram frequency index is 12%.

The IC50 values (concentration required to inhibit 50% enzyme activity) were calculated by applying logarithmic regression analysis from the mean inhibitory values.

To do that, a set of 'base' quality estimate models which quantify the perceived quality entailed by the application of a periodic packet loss processese were developed, following a simple logarithmic regression analysis.