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In this model, the steepness of the dependence of the conductivity on membrane potential is represented by the parameter α.

It should be further noted that GLIMMIX models compare the steepness of the recovery slope between the two groups taking into account the longitudinal study design, whereas the Wilcoxon rank sum test only compares outcomes at a certain point in time, not taking into account the patients' initial scores.

In the system used here (the neutropenic mouse thigh infection model), N represents the steepness of the curve and reflects, although indirectly, the ability of the API to bind a specific molecular target [27].

While an initiation of clathrin-independent endocytosis upon saturation of the clathrin pathway might have been proposed without mathematical modeling, the unexpected steepness of this switching-behaviour as well as its robustness could not have been revealed by intuition alone [ 9, 18, 19].

Qualitatively, the evolutionary changes predicted by the model were independent of the steepness a of the selectivity curve.

The ln ln model design is evident from the steepness of the tangent slope factor for small PbA with a sharp decrease in slope factor with increasing PbA.

Emax and EC50 (half-maximal effective concentration) parameters are defined as the maximum response and the concentration level to reach 50% of the maximum response, and h is the hill coefficient which reflects the steepness of model structure.

This model explains the lower potency than affinity and the steepness of the concentration-effect relationships of ET-1 when signaling by ETA-receptors is enhanced by cooperativity between the two binding sites of ET-1.

Alternative models for the decline in fitness would change the steepness of adaptive peaks in the different habitats and directly affect the amount of isolation resulting from ecological selection.

The term Va models increasing vulnerability with length, and SDvul specifies the steepness of the curve.

The LS-factor is considered in the soil loss equation model due to the fact that both the length and the steepness of the slope substantially affect the rate of soil erosion by water.