The squares represent the values calculated for the planar boundary, the circles the values for the semi-spherical boundary.
(a) and (c) represent theoretical values calculated using the CPCM and MoCPCM models, respectively, and (b) shows the experimental values from ref. 1.
The green dots represent the values calculated by the previously reported equation A = 10−11 × R and the measured resistance.
The pink line represents the values calculated from the "bg" file and the navy blue line represents the values calculated from the "closeup" file.
The phenotype of a given BC1 individual was represented by DSI values calculated from its BC1F2 or BC2F1 progeny.
Symbols represent experimental values, and lines represent calculated values after Eq. (11); for the temperatures 288, 293, 298, 303, 303, 308, 313, 318, 323, 328, 333, 338, and 343 K, where red rectangles represent values of ε' at 288 K, and yellow circles represent value of ε' at 293 K, respectively.
Red open circles represent the apparent temperature values calculated, for each day composing the heat wave, by means of the Heat Index (see method).
The black symbols are the annual differences of the revised monthly means, used both for CHAOS-3 and CHAOS-3α, while the green symbols represent revised monthly mean values calculated after determination of CHAOS-3α.
Error bars represent SEM and p values calculated with a two-tailed Mann–Whitney test unless stated otherwise.
