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For both the NOSC and BIOLITE flow agitators and each species of dinoflagellate tested, there was a critical volume flow rate, above which average bioluminescence intensity, designated as bathyphotometer bioluminescence potential (BBP), remained relatively constant and scaled directly with dinoflagellate cell concentration.
Because only using passive diffusion processes explain the kinetics and because linear BPA and BPA-Glu clearance are assumed, plasma concentrations can be scaled directly with daily exposure dose.
Nevertheless, these local observations of sea level do not scale directly with ice volume variations.
Theory predicts that instantaneous fishing-induced mortality should generally scale directly with fishing intensity.
The patient reported some erythema, edema, and scaling directly after the PDT).
However, physical capacity does not scale directly with body dimensions but conforms instead to biological scaling laws.
For larger population sizes, σe in per capita population growth rates leads to a variance that tends to scale with the square of the mean and hence overshadows the variance from σd which scales directly with μ ¯.
If the IL-2 secretion rate per cell was constant, the dynamic range of [IL-2]max scaling with antigen dose would saturate (left); additionally, [IL-2]max would scale directly with T cell population size (right).
The large size difference among genomes of different strains is primarily due to expansion of intergenic regions (spacers), and the number of introns does not scale directly with genome size due to high variation in size of individual introns.
We can infer however, intuitively, empirically and theoretically (Zipf, 1946; Simini et al., 2012) that rates of population movement within a country will scale directly in proportion to population growth.
Units of Army Rangers on shore in one of history's bravest displays scaled cliffs directly into gunfire, never relenting, even as comrades died all around them.
