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The model satisfactorily fits standard P–I data with a clear inhibitory impact of excess radiation.

A cascade of stirred tanks with back flow model satisfactorily fits all experimental residence time distribution curves in the present study.

The R for this model was 0.94229, indicating the model satisfactorily fits the experimental data.

An RMSEA lower than 0.08 indicates a fair fit, and a CFI higher than 0.9 indicates that the model satisfactorily fits the data.

Then, the velocities and geometry of the individual layers were modified until the model satisfactorily fit the observed data (Figures 4,5,6).

A second-order polynomial model satisfactorily fitted the experimental data with the R2 values of 0.966, 0.946 and 0.955, respectively for the responses Y1, Y2 and Y3 (p < 0.0001), implying a good agreement between the predicted and experimental values.

Additionally, our model satisfactorily fitted experimental data on LTA4 production from endogenous and exogenous HP (see Figure 6) [ 26] and the Ca2+ dependence of 5-HP production by 5-LO on Ca2+ concentration [ 38].

This did not produce a docking model that satisfactorily fit the data (χ above 10), so we introduced an additional degree of freedom by allowing the IBR domain to move within a distance set by the length of the disordered linkers located before (G328-G329) afterfter (M380-Y391) the IBR domain.

Table 2 shows also that the three-parameters models, especially Sips and Toth models, also satisfactorily fit the experimental data based on the high R values (>0.95) and low values of the error functions.

The Freundlich isotherm model can be satisfactorily fitted the isotherm data, elucidating that it was a multilayer heterogeneous adsorption.

The model could not satisfactorily fit the data for Taiwan sera #16 into a logistic curve, due to its very low positive OD signal, since our highest concentration serum dilution (1∶1000) only captured the tail end of the actual curve of signal vs. antibody concentration.