We use different hues to distinguish types of reactions and variation in color saturation (i.e. from less saturated to more saturated) to indicate the direction of edges.
All treatments were watered until substrate reached saturation (i.e., until water leached from the bottom of the pot).
With respect to the time of parking, let us distinguish between times prior to saturation i.e. ( t<{overline{t}}_i ) and the saturation time, ( {overline{t}}_i ).
According to the queuing theory, the cycle overflow probability is a function of the degree of saturation, i.e. a function of flow volume and capacity.
Compositional data determined using CURVES were then used in GEOFLUIDS to obtain molar volumes for the inclusions at CH4 saturation (i.e., at the temperature of total homogenization).
Figure 5b plots the impact of increasing traffic load on aggregate end-to-end throughput when the traffic load is gradually increased from below saturation (i.e., 25 to 100 pkt/s) point to above saturation (i.e., 200 to 1,500 pkt/s).
To ensure that all relevant concepts were captured, conceptual saturation (i.e. the point at which no substantially new concepts emerged beyond what had already been mentioned) was evaluated for the CE component of the interview at the symptom level.
In the Pilot, due to a low number of participants (n = 8), saturation (i.e., when data analysis reaches a point where no new themes or insights emerge; Bowen 2008; Corbin and Strauss 1990) was not achieved.
Even at low nanomolar concentrations in the extracellular medium, Taxol can be concentrated by cultured cells, which can readily attain intracellular saturation (i.e., [Taxol]>0.77 µM) [22].
On the other hand, when only using the "weak" signal threshold, the point of saturation (i.e. maximization of cluster detection scores) is not observed.
'very strong' expression was defined as red fluorescence (i.e., expression levels of DsRed driven by the CRE in question) that showed extensive pixel saturation (i.e., yellow areas on the image) at 1/300 second exposure.
