Sentence examples for by fitting the change from inspiring English sources
The kinetics of SPR due to Hb injection is studied by fitting the change of Plasmon peak intensity of Ag NPs with time by the following exponential association equation [50] (inset of Fig. 5).
The K D value of 0.397 ± 0.018 μM was determined by fitting the change in fluorescence intensity data at 340 nm by using Hill equation).
The kinetic parameters kcat and KM were determined by fitting the change in the observed rate with substrate or cofactor concentration to the Michaelis Menten equation using SigmaPlot 10.
The observed rate constant for the first process can be obtained by fitting the change in absorbance at 402 nm over the first second to the following equation: kobs = A0,402 + Af,402(1 – exp(− kobs t).
The first test was performed by simulating an enzymatic reaction: A + E → B + E. 1000 molecules of A were simulated with 10 molecules of E and the effective reaction rate was measured by fitting the change in the concentration of A over time.
Affinities were determined by fitting the heat changes to a one-site binding model using the associated Origin package.
The rate of NADH consumption was calculated by fitting the initial absorbance change at 340 nm to a linear function.
Liquid holdup and axial dispersion coefficients for an upflow reactor are estimated by fitting the response curves after a step change of the tracer concentration at the inlet of a fixed bed operating at reaction conditions to the model predictions.
Absolute values of vb were then obtained by fitting the time-course of tissue R1 changes to a pharmacokinetic model that incorporates the effects of water exchange between the blood and extravascular compartments.
Furthermore, we also derived a fractional change-based measurement by fitting the concentration profile with an exponential decay curve.
Next, we calculated the rate for all positions showing a significant SHAPE change (ΔSHAPE > 0.15) by fitting the time-resolved data using exponential decay/association kinetics.
