Sample spectra and traces for the nitrite reduction reactions of wild-type neuroglobin and mutants, spectral data for the redox potential determinations of wild-type neuroglobin and mutants, autoxidation rates for WT Ngb, F28W, and H64A at several oxygen concentrations, and a compilation of autoxidation rates, nitrite reduction rates, and redox potential values determined for myoglobin mutants.
The database is a compilation of evolutionary rates linked to amino acid and nucleotide data and can be queried using evolutionary rate estimates (under model M2a).
As part of these efforts, this study has utilized global DEM data and an extensive compilation of erosion rates derived from various methods.
A compilation of mean rates of knickpoint propagation for time durations ranging from 102 to 107 years displays a similar relationship indicating that successive wave trains of knickpoint can migrate in a river: first, wave trains linked to the release of the alluvial cover and then, wave trains related to the bedrock incision, which correspond to the real time response of rivers.
To our knowledge, this is the first study to provide a comprehensive review and compilation of screening rates for cardiovascular risk factors in the US population with SMI.
We therefore compared times estimated from the resequencing data with times estimated using five different assessments of the Y-STR mutation rate: two compilations of observed mutation rates, an observed mutation rate adjusted for population variation, an evolutionary mutation rate and a recalibrated evolutionary mutation rate (Supplementary Table 2).
Model predictions are compared with a compilation of long-term denudation rates from glaciated mountain ranges and indicate models perform well at explaining patterns of glacial erosion efficiency.
A compilation of world-wide denudation rates in non-glaciated areas, that however, does not yet include some of the world's most active mountain belts, has resulted in the following findings, some of which have been unexpected: (1) No obvious relationship between precipitation or mean annual temperature and total denudation is apparent.
Actually, a compilation of measured basaltic glass dissolution rates (Grambow et al. 1986) indicates at Earth surface conditions an average value between 3 and 20 μm/1000 years in fresh water, and 0.1 μm/1000 years in silica-saturated water.
However, we may approach such a dataset by meta-analysis of a compilation of published estimates of development rate with respect to different environmental factors.
