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Figure 3b shows all the test results, except for the average values, that indicate that the standard variation of Poisson's ratio increases with an increase in the EPS bulk ratio, despite the relatively constant average value, 0.6.

In contrast to wild-type bacteria, no induction was observed in stationary phase cultures of the XackatE mutant, with a constant average value of ∼1.6 µmol min−1 mg−1 throughout all the bacterial growth cycle.

It is assumed that the dispersed phase hold-up gradually increases from zero at x = 0 (the gas-liquid interface) towards a constant average bulk value for x ≥ αδ, according to a distribution function with parameter values α = d43δ and β = 0.3, where d43 is the volumetric mean diameter of the dispersed droplets, δ is the mass transfer film thickness, and β is a geometrical factor.

Assuming constant average CNR values for the time-window over which the throughput guarantees are calculated can be realistic for a real-life wireless network.

According to this discussion, the theoretical end-depth ratio (EDR) is almost constant with an average value of 0.809 over the practical range of 0.01 < XC < 1 and is constant with an average value of 0.832 over the practical range of 1 < XC < 10.

EC CVVHDF was almost constant with an average value of 14% with large variations however (range 2.5 27%).

Moreover, as the deformation temperature increases from 25too 100 °C, ΔUST values markedly decrease, while the ratio ΔUST/W is almost constant around an average value of about 51%.

According to this study, the theoretical end-depth ratio (EDR) is almost constant with an average value of 0.766 over the entire practical range.

For the first range of methane concentrations, the biomass yield was quite constant with an average value around 0.36gbiomass gmethane)−1 while for the second range, it could be approached by a polynomial second-order regression.

Here we show numerically that the undrained elastic constants determined by an effective moduli estimate are almost identical with those calculated by poroelasticity theory, and if pore shapes are not exactly known and the porosity is around 50%, estimating the elastic constant as the average value of its Voigt and Reuss bounds is reasonably accurate.

Once this memory is lost, the mutational robustness should remain relatively constant around its average value, as appears to be the case in Figure 4.