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Fitting results yield parameter estimates that confirm the dependence on cation concentration as predicted by the model.

The rate of graft polymerization of AA increases linearly with increasing surface initiator concentration, as predicted by a kinetic model.

Nitrate negatively affected the removal of bromate and the dose constant was inversely proportional to the nitrate concentration as predicted by a simple model that assumes the presence of radical scavengers.

The potential of maximum adsorption (Emaxad) is ca. 0.4 V and the degree of surface coverage depends linearly with the logarithm of organic concentration as predicted by a Temkin type adsorption isotherm.

Chemical and biological measurements used included CaC12-extractable metal concentrations in soils, free ion concentration in soil solution as predicted by a geochemical model, dissolved metal concentration as predicted by a semi-mechanistic model, internal metal concentrations in total earthworms and in subcellular fractions, and several biomarkers.

As both absolute and relative concentration indexes with regard to both C&T-employment and C&T-value added increased significantly over time, it becomes evident that institutional changes and the reduction of transportation costs facilitated concentration as predicted in models of economic geography (Krugman 1991a, b).

It was forecasted that in individuals having both an extensive oxidation by cytochrome P450 and a low detoxification by epoxide hydrolase, isoprene diepoxide concentrations in the liver increased to similar concentrations as predicted for the mouse.

As shown in Fig 6, the Opti-NO delivers stable and reproducible concentrations as predicted by the formula since NO and oxygen are mixed at constant flow rates during the same period of time.

The first term, that proportional to Ω 1/2, leads to the deterministic equations for the mean concentrations as predicted by the CME in the macroscopic limit of large volumes (or equivalently large molecule numbers).

Concluding, in this article we have rigorously derived in closed-form, linear Langevin equations which describe the noise statistics of the fluctuations about the deterministic concentrations as predicted by the reduced REs obtained from the deterministic QSSA.

The results are as predicted.