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This relationship corresponds to those found in other studies on other frog species [12], [26], [48], [49].
Total length measurements were converted to fork length using the conversion formulae, FL = 0.90 TL) [24], as this relationship corresponds well with TL and FL measurements from double-measured sturgeon in our data sets.
This relationship corresponds
When ΔAT2 was plotted as a function of α, a very strong linear relationship was observed; the slope and intercept of this relationship corresponded to Lβ and ΔTβ2, respectively (Fig. 3C).
How this age-varying structural relationship corresponds to cortical and subcortical functional representation of language remains unclear.
The latter relationship corresponds to the initial model that is based on core analysis data only.
The stoichiometric composition of the PVP PEG hydrogen-bonded complex, determined from the Tg composition relationship, corresponds to the data obtained with independent methods.
Perfectly linear relationships correspond to values of T C equal to 0.5 and curvilinear relationship corresponds to values lower than 0.5.
To each isa relationship corresponds a RDF statement which indicates that the first class is a subclass of the second one; to each edge associating an entity (abstract or concrete) with its property corresponds an 'RDFs property that' has a literal as range; finally to each other edge corresponds a RDFs property that makes the link between two classes.
In the same way, the l ss-1/T relationship corresponded to that in Fig. 5 as shown in Fig. 6. Figure 7 shows the relationships between t ss/t f and a reciprocal of test temperature in the EIC-dominated region.
As the amplitude of the elbow flexion (L) was the same for all the loads, the work-time relationship corresponded to force-time relationship: (A.2) W = W 0 (1 − α t ) = W 0 − W 0 α t = L F = L F 0 (1 − α t ), W = L F 0 [ 1 − (α / L ) (t / L ) ], F = F 0 [ 1 − (α / L ) (t / L ) ] = F 0 (1 − V V 0 ).
