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This work developed a new mathematical model for the biodegradation of oil droplets and applied the model to estimate the time scale for oil biodegradation under conditions relevant to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

In this study, we present an analytical framework, based on the concept of mean action time (MAT), to estimate the time scale required for groundwater systems to respond to changes in surface-water conditions.

They also flew in the same orbit in their initial phase, which was suitable for Iyemori et al. (2015) to estimate the time scale of temporal variations in MRs. As for their origin, Nakanishi et al. (2014) suggested the possibility of the lower atmospheric disturbances, but they did not show a correspondence with any specific phenomena in the lower atmosphere.

As a first approximation we have used single-exponential fits to estimate the time scale for CD4D1D2 mechanical extension.

Further study with DNA sequence data is clearly needed to more precisely estimate the time scale of differentiation of locust populations.

The results can be used to estimate the time scales necessary for having maximum trapped oil recovery.

We applied the model under conditions relevant to marine oil spills and estimated the time scale of oil droplets biodegradation.

The latter estimates the time scale on which the virial temperature of a halo changes significantly (Rees and Ostriker 1977; Silk 1977).

Stohl et al. (2002) estimated the time scale of the trans-Pacific transport in the FT to be from 4 to 10 days.

First, a kinetic Monte Carlo (MC) model was developed to determine the effect of a ligand-induced change in the dimerization status of receptors on localization within low-diffusivity microdomains (lipid rafts) on the cell surface and to estimate the time-scale and level of receptor clustering and declustering.

Experimental investigations of the recrystallization of radiation-amorphized olivine by Djouadi et al. ([2005]) yielded activation energies for the process, which allow estimating the time scales required for the transition back to a crystalline state using an Avrami model of nucleation and crystal growth at a given temperature (Figure 6).