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In the following simulations, we assume d 0 = 1, SNR0 ∈[20:30] dB with increasing step ∆ = 2 dB, and γ = 2 unless otherwise specified.
Furthermore, functional connectivity within the striatum correlated strongly with increasing step time variability during walk in the off state (r=0.616, p=0.002), but not in the on state (r=−0.233, p=0.284).
Numerical simulations predict an improvement in pump performance with increasing step height, at a given frequency and voltage, up to an optimal step height, which qualitatively matches the trend observed in experiment.
Once the cores have been saturated the pump is set to stepwise increase the flow rate (0.10 40 ml/min with increasing step sizes from 0.05 to 5 ml/min) for a period of 40 min per measurement point to obtain equilibrium.
By increasing the step, the equilibrium of reversible processes is shifted towards products and activation of rate-controlled processes takes place; molecular nucleation is hampered and partial melting and/or recrystallisation proceed slower this effect can be observed as a decrease of reversing signal with increasing step.
We found that the duty cycle, the fraction of each stride spent in the stance phase, tended to decrease with increasing step frequency, though perhaps not continuously (Fig. 11).
It can be observed that the phase portrait obtained with the latter method changes markedly with increasing step-size.
The in situ UV vis characterization of the PBP films was made by applying a constant potential with increasing steps.
For each data set, nucleotide sites were resampled to generate bootstrap pseudomatrices of 100, 250, and until 5000 characters with increasing steps of 250 sites.
The voltage with an increasing step was continuously applied from a Cu probe (anode) to the sample (cathode) until a short-current was detected.
With the increasing step size of 0.0001, 100 trails were performed and SNR decreased from 36.48 to 2.46 according to the definition: SNR=avg(S1 S0,T2))/σ.
