Almost half of the PE species characterized fit into this category (21 out of the 43 total species of PE), while plasmalogen forms were uncommon among the other types of glycerophospholipids (1 PA, 1 PC, 1 PS, and 2 PI plasmalogens were found).
The analytical description of a curve passing experimental data sets of the soil hydraulic function is typical for the empirical equation characterized by fitting parameters only.
Angular dependence of backscatter was characterized by fitting a sinusoid to plots of AIB versus insonification angle for data acquired while rotating the transducer about the cusps in the circumferential and radial directions.
The light response was characterized by fitting the model of Platt et al. [ 31] to r ETR vs E curves and by estimating the initial slope of the light curve α (light utilization coefficient), ETRmax (maximum r ETR) and Ek (light saturation parameter), where Ek = ETRmax / α.
The recurrent turnover of the characterized satellites fits some speciation models, according to which, satellite divergence can serve as reproductive barriers between sibling species (summarized in Ferree and Prasad 2012).
To characterize the Fit gene cluster among Pseudomonas spp. we generated high quality assemblies of seven toxin-producing strains (i.e., P. protegens CHA0, BRIP, PGNR1, K94.41, and PF and P. chlororaphis PCL1391 and CD of which) covering the entire Fit toxin cluster and flanking regions.
The optical scattering properties of collagen SMC gels were characterized quantitatively by fitting OCT data to a theoretical model.
The basic concept is to characterize BOLD signals by fitting GLM to a haemodynamic response function (HRF) that describes blood-oxygen-level responses to the given stimulus as a function of time.
To further characterize any brain regions fitting either profile, in separate runs participants performed tasks tapping mental arithmetic, spatial and verbal working memory, and several varieties of cognitive control.
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