After the start of cooling, the target temperature of 33°C was reached in a range of 180 to 300 minutes and maintained for 24 hours.
This measure was critical in keeping simulation times within a range of several minutes rather than hours.
To find the decay-constants we tried to fit an exponential function and found that a single exponential fit can not describe the bleaching very well, as there is a fast bleaching component that initially contributes about 20 30% of the absolute fluorescence, but fades out within the first 5 10 seconds, and a more stable one with a lifetime in the range of minutes.
The calculated ventilation rate is 35,809 221,040 ft/min, resulting in a range of q of 0.96 6.0 infectious units per minute, or 461 2,880 quanta per 8-hour shift.
Previous FRAP experiments had indicated that cohesin diffuses throughout the nucleus and cytosol and binds to unreplicated DNA with a residence time in the range of minutes [ 31].
This wide range of cut-points resulted in a correspondingly large range of minutes of MVPA (4 to 80 min/day) and sedentary time (62%% to 86%% of the day).
Members of the JUN and FOS families are known as immediate-early response proto-oncogenes, since they are rapidly induced by various activating agents and, on the other hand, have a very short half-life (in the range of minutes for both mRNA and protein) [ 68].
While the time for a full gravitational calculation can be in the range of minutes, the average time per step is of order 50 seconds, including tree build and domain decomposition (but not including on-the-fly analysis).
64, 65 In a situation with impending hypoxia due to the inability to oxygenate an anesthetized patient, time delays of even in the range of minutes can be crucial.
