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Model generalisation validation error analysis.
Published 2024“…We systematically investigate the impact of water content, dry density, and freeze-thaw cycles (with a freezing temperature set at -10°C) on the thermal conductivity of stabilized soil, a crucial parameter for analyzing soil temperature fields that is influenced by numerous factors. …”
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Empirical model prediction error analysis.
Published 2024“…We systematically investigate the impact of water content, dry density, and freeze-thaw cycles (with a freezing temperature set at -10°C) on the thermal conductivity of stabilized soil, a crucial parameter for analyzing soil temperature fields that is influenced by numerous factors. …”
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Fitting curve parameters.
Published 2024“…We systematically investigate the impact of water content, dry density, and freeze-thaw cycles (with a freezing temperature set at -10°C) on the thermal conductivity of stabilized soil, a crucial parameter for analyzing soil temperature fields that is influenced by numerous factors. …”
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11484
Test instrument.
Published 2024“…We systematically investigate the impact of water content, dry density, and freeze-thaw cycles (with a freezing temperature set at -10°C) on the thermal conductivity of stabilized soil, a crucial parameter for analyzing soil temperature fields that is influenced by numerous factors. …”
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11485
Empirical model establishment process.
Published 2024“…We systematically investigate the impact of water content, dry density, and freeze-thaw cycles (with a freezing temperature set at -10°C) on the thermal conductivity of stabilized soil, a crucial parameter for analyzing soil temperature fields that is influenced by numerous factors. …”
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Model prediction error trend chart.
Published 2024“…We systematically investigate the impact of water content, dry density, and freeze-thaw cycles (with a freezing temperature set at -10°C) on the thermal conductivity of stabilized soil, a crucial parameter for analyzing soil temperature fields that is influenced by numerous factors. …”
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11487
Basic physical parameters of red clay.
Published 2024“…We systematically investigate the impact of water content, dry density, and freeze-thaw cycles (with a freezing temperature set at -10°C) on the thermal conductivity of stabilized soil, a crucial parameter for analyzing soil temperature fields that is influenced by numerous factors. …”
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11488
BP neural network structure diagram.
Published 2024“…We systematically investigate the impact of water content, dry density, and freeze-thaw cycles (with a freezing temperature set at -10°C) on the thermal conductivity of stabilized soil, a crucial parameter for analyzing soil temperature fields that is influenced by numerous factors. …”
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11489
Structure diagram of GBDT model.
Published 2024“…We systematically investigate the impact of water content, dry density, and freeze-thaw cycles (with a freezing temperature set at -10°C) on the thermal conductivity of stabilized soil, a crucial parameter for analyzing soil temperature fields that is influenced by numerous factors. …”
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11490
Model prediction error analysis index.
Published 2024“…We systematically investigate the impact of water content, dry density, and freeze-thaw cycles (with a freezing temperature set at -10°C) on the thermal conductivity of stabilized soil, a crucial parameter for analyzing soil temperature fields that is influenced by numerous factors. …”
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Fitting curve parameter table.
Published 2024“…We systematically investigate the impact of water content, dry density, and freeze-thaw cycles (with a freezing temperature set at -10°C) on the thermal conductivity of stabilized soil, a crucial parameter for analyzing soil temperature fields that is influenced by numerous factors. …”
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11492
Model prediction error analysis.
Published 2024“…We systematically investigate the impact of water content, dry density, and freeze-thaw cycles (with a freezing temperature set at -10°C) on the thermal conductivity of stabilized soil, a crucial parameter for analyzing soil temperature fields that is influenced by numerous factors. …”
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Table_5_Arabidopsis Histone Methyltransferase SUVH5 Is a Positive Regulator of Light-Mediated Seed Germination.DOCX
Published 2019“…Here, we identified SUVH5, a histone H3 lysine 9 methyltransferase, as a positive regulator in light-mediated seed germination in Arabidopsis. …”
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Western-blot and BN-PAGE analyses of brain mitochondria from WT and AOX mice.
Published 2013“…B, RC complexes (I, III, IV and V) from three different organs, highly (brain), mildly (heart) and weakly (liver) expressing the AOX, were quantified as a ratio to complex II with no significant difference being observed between WT and AOX mice. …”
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Experimental and Computational Insight into the Mechanism of NO Binding to Ferric Microperoxidase. The Likely Role of Tautomerization to Account for the pH Dependence
Published 2021“…From the pH dependence of the second-order rate constant for NO binding (<i>k</i><sub>on</sub>), we determined individual rate constants characterizing forms <b>1</b>–<b>3</b>, revealing only a ca. 10-fold decrease in the NO binding rate on going from <b>1</b> (<i>k</i><sub>on</sub><sup>(<b>1</b>)</sup> = 3.8 × 10<sup>6</sup> M<sup>–1</sup> s<sup>–1</sup>) to <b>2</b> (<i>k</i><sub>on</sub><sup>(<b>2</b>)</sup> = 4.0 × 10<sup>5</sup> M<sup>–1</sup> s<sup>–1</sup>) and the inertness of <b>3</b>. …”
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