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H0 in irradiated region can be obtained by fitting the corresponding data from Fig. 6c.
All I-V curves are nearly consistent with linear characteristics, and the resistance values in a circular area with a diameter of 1 mm can be obtained by fitting the corresponding slanted lines.
The effective vibration length for each selected mode in the formula, however, needs to be pre-determined by fitting the corresponding sinusoidal function with the mode shape ratios identified from multiple synchronized measurements.
The rate of conversion was calculated by fitting the corresponding peaks at those time points.
The Monte Carlo program SIMNRA was used to evaluate the sample compositions by fitting the peaks corresponding to the individual elements in the measured spectra.
Kinetic constants associated to the recovery of microalgal biomass were determined by fitting the experimental data, corresponding to the time-course evolution of microalgal removal percentages, to the Gompertz model, expressed by Equation 4 [41]: y=acdot exp left(- exp left b-ctright)right) (4).
The presence of the hydrotalcite phase and periclase structures was confirmed by fitting the diffraction patterns with the corresponding Joint Committee Powder Diffraction Standards (JCPDS cards).
This is determined by fitting the external stress and the corresponding crack density to experimental data for any specific laminated system.
The slopes, which were computed by fitting the linear function to the corresponding concentration data together with the volunteers' characteristics and experiment conditions, were used to calculate emission rates of analytes of interest.
The location and magnitude of the induced earthquake are estimated by fitting the PGA attenuation relation with the corresponding phases.
Although the experimental data did not usually cover a 10°C temperature range, we could extrapolate reliable estimates for the Q10 of different parameters by fitting the data with a function corresponding to the observed trend.
