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For reference, the broken line represents the trend obtained by kinematic teleseismic inversion of the Tohoku Earthquake (Ide et al., 2011).

Figure 9(b) presents the scattered plots of the electric fields reported in the Carnegie curve and the present study and there is a very good correlation (~93%), which shows that the trend obtained by the Carnegie curve is mirrored in our observations also.

The trend obtained by linear regression (dotted line) and the observed reduction in beta cell mass in pancreata obtained from the subset of recent onset patients are also shown for comparison.

**P values for linear trend obtained by incorporating variable as linear term in Cox regression models.

**P values for linear trend obtained by incorporating the variable as linear term in Cox regression models.

b P value for trend obtained by including in the model a variable representing the median value for each tertile.

The trends obtained by this generalised approach are similar to those of empirical correlations found in the literature over a wide range of Reynolds numbers and module packing densities.

In the present application, it reproduces the trends obtained by the more expensive wavefunction methods well and represent a valuable and transferable alternative to the dispersion corrected DFT methods.

The predicted and experimental trends obtained by analyzing the effect of various operating parameters (light reflux flowrate, duration of feed/purge step, heavy product flowrate and mole fraction of heavy component in binary feed gas mixture) on process performance are also comparable.

The simulated results show qualitative agreement with the trends obtained by other investigators during experimental studies.

In cases with conflicting values (ie, one MPSS run claiming a value and the other claiming zero), the trends obtained by ignoring the zero measurements within runs of the same sample, are shown statistically to be closer to the ideal unbiased comparisons between two samples.