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Here we show that phylogenetically corrected diversity curves for "fish" (actinopterygians and elasmobranchs) during the last 200 million years fit an equilibrium model in the marine realm and an expansion model in the freshwater realm.

Fitting an equilibrium charging curve to a simple Frumkin-type isotherm for a highly defective Pd lattice demonstrates a rather good agreement between the curves within the whole region of compositions 0

We accomplish this by fitting an equilibrium defined by the user-specified target of HIV prevalence, and the user-specified 'initial' values of TB incidence and MDR-TB prevalence.

Although the data better fit a phase equilibrium model for midazolam, the concentration range for the data set was narrow, supporting only a limited applicability.

Column effluent data with 1.18 mm particles could be fitted by Freundlich isotherm while that from the 4.75 mm particles and a mixed particle size columns showed rate limited sorption with tailing and could not be adequately fitted using an equilibrium based isotherm.

In addition, data fitting to an equilibrium model proposed for the reactive test system by the European Federation of Chemical Engineering (EFChE) have indicated that MR2(RH)2 and MR2 complexes (where M = Zn, Mn, Co, Cd and Cu) co-exist in the organic phase with Cyanex 272 depending on the loading conditions.

The fluorescence intensities were fitted to an equilibrium binding model to determine the concentration and Kd of the 4 4 20 proteins.

The observed MRE (MREobs) at 333 nm as a function of foldamer concentration was analyzed by nonlinear least-squares fitting to an equilibrium hexamer-monomer disassociation by IGOR Pro (Wavemetrics).

The resulting isotherms fit a simple dimer-monomer equilibrium model (Table 2).

Empirical many-body central force potentials of the Finnis-Sinclair type have been constructed for B2 NiAl by fitting a number of equilibrium properties of this alloy and reproducing the asymmetric behaviour of constitutional point defects in off-stoichiometric NiAl.

Since overly complex models may result in stochastic error (inflated variance), we need to find an equilibrium between fit and complexity.