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The time-activity curves of [18F]FEt-AMC13 were better approximated with the 2TCM model than with 1TCM model, and 2TCM-derived V T and BPND estimates correlated better than 1TCM-derived V T and BPND estimates with the same data obtained from Logan analysis that makes no assumptions regarding the number of kinetic compartments.

Furthermore, because the distributions of ERK phosphorylation and MEK phosphorylation were better approximated by the lognormal distribution than the normal distribution (data not shown), we employed the geometric average to obtain the average of the distribution instead of the arithmetic average, which was used in the above analyses for the comparison with the western blot analysis.

However, the observed responses were better approximated by CA, up to concentrations equivalent to the sum of the estimated thresholds for all single components.

Along with others, we have shown that RTs during conflict and decision-making tasks are better approximated by gamma than by Gaussian distributions13,67.

The results show that the instantaneous behaviour of a time-varying system, observed during EIS is better approximated by the use of a multisine excitation signal.

Furthermore, as reported by other researchers, the added mass approach gives higher coupled frequencies as compared to the actual ones, which are better approximated by those obtained from the Lagrangian approach.

Based on sinusoidal analysis and assuming stationarity between observations (which is shown to be better approximated as the frame rate is increased), this paper also proposes a novel method for acquiring the phase information called Phase Estimation via Delay Projection (PEDEP).

When a wider spectrum of health dimensions is considered these rates are better approximated by quadratic law.

Hatayama (2004) also concluded that the water layer is better approximated by vacuum than solid.

The distributions of both ranks can be better approximated by truncated power laws (dashed lines).

In fact, it is better approximated by an exponential distribution whereas recency-model maintains its power-law behavior.