Sentence examples for fits of the current from inspiring English sources
(C ) Exponential fits of the current decay between −50 and +30 mV provide inactivation time constants.
Identifying these patterns can provide input for an in-depth evaluation of the institutional fit of the current system and subsequently for national policy development.
This fit has two free parameters, v sat and μ 0. For this dataset, this model gives μ 0 values between 400 and 600 comparedcompared to the value of 700 cm2/Vs from low bias sweeps of G V g. Figure 5 Fit of the current model in Equation 5 to the data in Figure 3.
The conductance for the K+ (36 pS) and Na+ (30 pS) conditions was derived from the slope of a linear fit of the current amplitudes.
ISC is given by the intersection point of the linear fit of the current density over cell voltage plot and the y axis, and VOC is determined by the intersection point with the x axis.
No significant effect was observed on the current activation kinetics [measured as a time constant from a single exponential fit of the current onset in response to a step membrane depolarization as previously described (40)].
This can take a value of between 0 and 1 and is a marker of the improvement in goodness of fit of the current model over a model containing just the intercept term.
Current activation rates were extracted from a standard exponential fit of the current trace corresponding to the onset of drug effect and the peak evoked current, while deactivation rates were extracted from an exponential fit of the trace corresponding to the return of current to baseline following removal of drug (Clampfit v. 10.3 software).
We adopt a very general multidigraph model that fits most of the current social media platforms.
The rate of onset was calculated as a reciprocal of the time constant of exponential function fitted to the current rising phase.
Because caregiving is considered "unskilled" work, these women do not fit any of the current long-term-visa categories, which focus on family unification and the recruitment of "skilled" or professional workers.
