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A general pressure swing adsorption (PSA) cycle, involving pressure equalization, forward depressurization, incomplete purge, product backfill and feed pressurization steps, has been analyzed with an isothermal local equilibrium model assuming linear isotherms.

In comparison with the model assuming linear liquidus and solidus, which fails to predict the retrograde characters of the Si Sn phase diagram both at low (k → ke) and at high (k → 1) interface velocities, the effect of nonlinear liquidus and solidus on the cellular breakdown of the planar interface is highlighted.

The multiple group LGM model assuming linear change in drinking for both groups did not fit the data, χ(2) = 10.80, p =.005.

In the current study, first, we fitted a multiple-group LGM model assuming linear growth for both program and comparison groups with no constraints on the intercept and slope factors.

*P-values determined from Ward tests of beta coefficients in a model assuming linear trend of SES index groups: † SES 1 is the lowest quartile, SES 3 is the highest two quartiles combined.

This minimalistic model assumes linear slip-weakening friction, the presence of deep asperities and depth-dependent initial stresses.

Because their model assumed linear relationships, they did not examine the effects in the other direction, such as the effect of academic entrepreneurship on the number of journal publications.

The optimality model assumes linear accumulation of phages within the cell and parallels a theory of optimal foraging in patchy environments originally developed by Charnov [ 24].

State estimators for induction motors are generally designed based on standard simplified models, assuming linear magnetic characteristics.

Exposure parameters, here AUC, in the female partner are extrapolated for the vaginal dose from available clinical PK data or PK modeling assuming linear PK.

The assumption of linear effects of infection intensity classes was tested using the Akaike information criterion (AIC) to compare models assuming linear effects (with and without an interaction of those linear effects) with models fitting separate effects for each combination of S. mansoni and S. haematobium intensity classes.