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The fluorescence lifetime can be obtained from the decay curve as 9.0 ms. The noise shown in the experiment curve comes from the powder specimen.

Further, the theoretical scattering profiles for the open-state structure models all differ from the experiment curve.

Therefore, the drug release profile in the body is mostly the first part of the experiment curve and is almost linear.

On the other hand, the SAXS profiles computed for the PRE-based closed-state structures differ from the experiment curve, with the calculated intensities larger at scattering angles between 0.5 and 1 nm−1.

The lamp has been tested under the real solar condition and the experiment curves have been given.

Titration experiment curves and binding behaviors of isomers 1A and 1B against metal ions are also shown (Fig. 6 through to Fig. 17).

Above all, the nine groups of simulation and experiment curves are fitting well respectively, which can indicate that the nonlinear mathematical model has relatively high accuracy and its parameters setting is accurate.

To indicate each system parameter sensitivity characteristics, the force sinusoidal response simulation and experiment curves with two stable periods under the nine selected working conditions are shown in Figure 5.

Of the single experiment curves, the 20% [U-C] glucose curve provides notably worse ranges than the other two experiments, consistent with the finding that 20% [U-C] substrate provides data with the smallest number of dimensions.

We see in Figure 11, the rather good agreement between results deduced from the experiments (curve "measurements") and those given by the model.

Adsorption experiments' curves were conducted by varying initial concentration of the dye, pH, contact time, and biosorbent dose under the aspect of adsorption kinetics.