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In addition, the non-coaxiality increases with the clamping force in the simulation experiment range.

The computed erosion rate (about 0.07 ~ 0.1 m 3 /s) is also consistent with the experiment range (about 0.05 ~ 0.1 m 3 /s).

An average COP (a ratio of cooling energy to the compressor power consumption) is measured at 2.45 in the present experiment range for the low-pressure system of the experimental set-up.

The flow stresses calculated from the constitutive equation were compared with test values in the whole experiment range and the absolute average error for the constitutive equation in predicting flow stress is 4.728%.

Means ± SE creatinine concentration (in mg/ml) per individual were: 0.39±0.04 for CS animals, 0.60±0.08 for captive animals outside of the experiment and 0.60±0.03 for DPZ animals used for the experiment (range for all individuals: min: 0.1, max: 3.27).

To increase the temporal resolution during acquisition of calcium signals from large number of neurons, we developed a new free hand line scan routine that allowed us to retain high temporal resolution (50 100 Hz) while simultaneously recording from dozens of neurons (50.3 ± 3.4 neurons per experiment, range of 24 89 neurons per experiment, 23 rats) ('Materials and methods'; Figure 1A).

The etch rate of Si substrate in the experiment ranges from 4 to 5 nm/s.

It is understood that heat transfer parameters are independent of pressure and entrance temperature in our experiment ranges.

The average consumption of feed from the beginning to the end of the experiment ranged from 12.40 ± 0.14 to 29.10 ± 2.35 g/day.

The final weight variation coefficient in that experiment ranged from 29 to 80%% at stocking densities of 50, and 1,000 fish/m3, respectively.

The average seed weight of species used in this experiment ranged from 0.7 6.5 g (Table 3).