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R2 values are much greater for each individual quadrant compared with a single regression although some scatter is still noted (Table 1), but are similar for both power-law (Figure 4C) and exponential (Figure 4D) regression.

Samples were withdrawn depending on the growth phase from each culture in the exponential (Figure 1a: 385-440 Klett units (KU), Figure 1b: 300-400 KU), the early stationary and the stationary growth phase, and were quantified for their polyester contents by gas chromatography analysis.

Frequency distributions of travel speeds appeared to be approximately log-normal or exponential (Figure S1; 'average' travel speed implies the average speed during an individual's migration, not an average of individuals).

Simulations show that the magnetic flux variation in response to vertical displacement has a negative exponential shape (Figure 10), in accord to previous works [26, 27, 35]. Figure 10 Simulation of the magnetic flux against vertical displacement.

The nozzle families considered include the catenoidal in (Figures 1, 2, 6 9) in Section 4.1, the sinusoidal (Figures 3, 10, 11) and exponential (Figures 5, 12, 13) in Section 4.2, and the first six eigenfunctions of Gaussian nozzles (Figures 4, 14 17) in Section 4.3.

In our experiment, the flowing hydrated diet was used, so the curve should be in accord with single exponential model (Figure 8). Figure 8 The fitting curve of gastric emptying in FD, normal and 500 μg of oMWCNTs.

Under a constant injection rate, the temporal pattern of ground deformation shows an exponential increase (Figure 12).

The relationship between relative risk of death and average walking speed among the quartiles, after adjusting for confounders, fit the exponential equation (figure 2) The strength of the average walking speed in the prediction of all-cause mortality is shown in figure 3 (area under the curve 0.71, 95% CI 0.68 to 0.74; p<0.740.74

The departure from exponential in Figure 2 suggests a complex catalytic process distinct from first-order thermal generation.

The application of our exponential relationship (Figure 11D) can give a rough approximation for seismic velocities derived from connected porosity, or vice versa.

Data points are expressed as mean ± S.D. The ratio of the plasma to blood concentration was fitted by a single-phase exponential decay (Figure 2b) with R2 = 0.9374 and a corresponding equation (Equation 3): C pl C bl = 0.6007 ∗ e − 0.4559 * time min + 1.116.