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Geomorphology 60, 337 358], with burial doses (Db) calculated by fitting a single Gaussian curve to the peak of a multi-Gaussian summed probability distribution (PDFGaussian).

Furthermore, our evolutionary model can quantitatively reproduce human behavior from two experiments by fitting a single free parameter, which is the product of population size and selection intensity.

The width and plasmon energy for the MgH2 and the Mg plasmon are determined by fitting a single Lorentz function to the first and last spectrum of each series, respectively, where only the hydride or metallic phase is present in the specimen.

We obtain good agreement with the experimental data 1), by splitting up the mutation-induced free-energy changes into terms for the two hairpins and for the small hydrophobic core of the proteins; and 2), by fitting a single parameter, the relative degree to which hairpins 1 and 2 are formed in the transition state.

This parameter was estimated by fitting a single exponential to the smallest hyperpolarization.

τact was measured by fitting a single exponential function to the slowly activating component of the current response to a voltage step to −123 mV (Figure 5A).

Humification coefficients, defined here as the fraction of C input entering the SOC pool, for the organic amendments and crop residues were estimated by fitting a single-pool first order model to the final SOC stocks.

The time constant of this process was estimated by fitting a single-exponential function to the resulting curve.

In order to visualise geographical patterns in observed mortality rates, we calculated a mortality rate for each plot ("plot-averaged mortality") by fitting a single-parameter logistic model to the data, and used the coordinates of each to create a regional mortality map.

The binding constant, Keq, of 7.4 × 10 M–1 (DNA strand) is estimated by fitting a single-site model to the data shown in Figure 6A.

The value for γ was estimated by fitting a single-risk Weibull model to 10 000 survival periods simulated from period analyses of three US life tables (9 11), with initial ages sampled uniformly between 55 and 74 years inclusive.