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The plot of natural logarithm of change in concentration of the dye versus reaction time shows a good linear approximation over the entire range of PDS (Fig. 4e) and the rate constants were found to increase with increase in the concentration of PDS as shown in Fig. 4f.

The lag phase time was calculated from the point of intersection of lag phase and exponential phase in a plot of natural logarithm of OD650 and culture time.

Maps of ADC were produced from a straight line least squares estimate of the slope from a plot of natural log of normalized image intensity vs. gradient b-value [ 34].

Plots of natural forest-steppe and wetland landscapes with unique flora and fauna were preserved there.

The proportional hazard assumption was verified using plots of natural log transformed (ln) (survival function) versus ln (time).

For each experiment, the rate constant was calculated from the plot of the natural logarithm of the concentration as a function of the irradiation time.

According to Eq. (6), a plot of the natural logarithm for GT versus 1/T should give a straight line with a slope of E a/R and an intercept of (ln M).

Figure 6 shows a plot of the natural logarithm of G as a function of T−1/2; the experimental data shows a linear dependence for almost the complete temperature range.

The plot of the natural logarithm of parent tracer concentration against time after bolus injection became linear in the end phase, as the tracer was eliminated according to the laws of first-order reaction kinetics.

The initial apparent activation energy (E i ) values calculated from the Arrhenius plot of the natural logarithm of the k t values versus the inverse of absolute temperature were 42,200, 54,700, and 68,900 J/mol for the S5, G50 and G65S5 mixtures, respectively, as given in Table 4.

The plot of the natural logarithm of the V t shift divided by the square of the electric field vs. the reciprocal of the electric field (( J={C}_1{E}_{{mathrm{ox}}^2}^2{e}^{-frac{C_2}{E_{mathrm{ox}}}} )) depicted in Fig. 5b shows a linear region at E ox>5.6 MeV/cm confirming that Fowler-Nordheim tunneling [17] becomes dominant at higher electric fields.