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At this value of K M, the median correlation coefficient for all 112 studies was practically equal to zero, < 0.0004 (dashed line in Figure 2C).

Statistical multifactorial analysis showed all the studied variables including the operating pressure (PTM), crossflow velocity (vt) and operating temperature (T) remarkably influence the permeate flux yielded by the selected membrane (p-value practically equal to zero), confirming a statistically significant relationship among the variables considered at 95% confidence level.

The discernable frequency spacing between the dominant frequencies of decomposed signals is theoretically near zero but practically equal to twice the frequency resolution of a finite length time series.

The slope of the fitting a regression model for these points was 0.4191 practically equal to the mean of the number of miscarriages.

In the presence of DODAB bilayers, the drug displayed absorption maxima at wavelengths practically equal to the one in its best organic solvent DMSO.

The fact that the three are almost the same and the ratios of the three temperatures are practically equal to those of Δ0 0) from Eq.  (25), undoubtedly proves that the origin of this effect is the BC independent one and that the interplay between the two lowest states plays a dominant role in it.

However, the correlation between the two parameter estimates is usually very high and in many cases is practically equal to one.

The stoichiometric number is practically equal to 2. The experimental activation energy is 11·2 kcal/mole.

Matrix elements symmetrical with respect to the main diagonal are practically equal to each other.

This regeneration proved successful: the catalyst activity was practically equal to the initial one.

The final adiabatic pressure after detonation is practically equal to the deflagration pressure because there is only a small difference in burn completeness.