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Additional file 1: Simulation results for the constructed models at the last increment of the 5° torque application.
Eventually, the confidence limit of the parameter was obtained from linear interpolation between the last and second last increment for an increase in fit residual of 5%.
The maximal power output (Pmax) was calculated as the last step completed plus the last increment corrected for the sustained duration, which corresponded to the Total Time of the test.
The first increments in the number of processors produce a much larger effect on total computation time than the last increments, suggesting that POTION is reaching the theoretical lower bound of the total time to analyze all groups using the current algorithm.
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Upper-body strength and endurance (UBSE) were measured using an incremental exercise protocol, with each stage lasting one minute in duration and increments made by increasing speed of movement and weight held (0.5 kilogram increments, with the first one-minute stage commencing with no weight held).
We suggest that the commonly observed case of age decreasing with grain size in K Ar and 40Ar/39Ar dating of brittle fault rocks can be interpreted as a consequence of mixing between two end-member illite/muscovite generations: an authigenic and a protolithic, in which the finest authigenic grains constrain the timing of the last faulting increment.
This last peculiar increment may be explained because in our sample, where AN and BN patients were considered together, the largest improvement was obtained by patients with an initial diagnosis of AN-R, typically characterized by low NS scores [ 7- 9].
Finally, a melting curve analysis was performed from 65° to 95°C in increments of 0.5°C, each lasting 5 s, to confirm the presence of a single product and absence of primer-dimers.
In the period lasting from 5 to 10 years, the risk of relapse increased from 38 to 51%, a relative increment of 34%.
