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Scale bars represent concentrations of each element in parts per million.
x i represent concentrations of the acids and a, b, c, and d are the rate transfer coefficients.
Let x and y-axes represent concentrations of drugs A and B to achieve a defined effect X% (e.g., X = 50% for half maximal inhibitory concentration (IC50) of [I A]50% and [I B]50%), respectively.
For slowly interacting systems, the boundaries represent concentrations of macromolecular species sedimenting at different rates, and they can be interpreted directly with population models based solely on the mass action law.
For example, in a Cartesian coordinate plot where x and y-axes represent concentrations of drugs A and B to achieve a defined effect X% (e.g., X = 50% for half maximal inhibitory concentration (IC50) of [I A]50% and [I B]50%), respectively.
Given the lack of quantitative information about reaction kinetics, a reasonable approach is to use Boolean models, which represent concentrations of proteins with a few discrete qualitative levels (strictly interpreted, the term "Boolean" implies variables can only take two values, but we use it in the more general sense that allows more than two discrete levels variables).
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For example, B2, B5, B20 and B50 represent concentration of 2, 5, 20 and 50% of biodiesel in the diesel [1].
The mass balance equations for the species in the model are given by (1) - (5), where [T], [T2], [TD] and [D] represent concentration of free TBP, TBP dimer, TBP-DNA complex and unbound TBP binding sites respectively.
This still represented concentrations of about 0.35 mg g-1 DW, for rs 5 1 and 5 2 seeds.
That is, peaks representing concentrations of H smaller than 0.001 mol/L would be lost in the noise.
The number in the code sample represents concentration of the components in weight percent (w/w).
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