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. 2014 Jan 29;9(1):e86963. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0086963

Table 6. Parameter estimation for the PTR model.

			Interpolated Glycemia					Fitted Glycemia
Subject	T^max	TinTub	φ^*	G_half	ν	V_B	Loss	T^max	TinTub	φ^*	G_half	ν	V_B	Loss
1	0.870	1.279	1.173	0.590	3.604	0.046	1.81E-03	0.91	1.207	1.243	0.462	5.606	0.068	1.38E-03
2	0.234	1.198	1.252	0.551	4.098	0.004	1.76E-04	0.249	2.072	0.724	0.198	18.805	0.010	1.30E-04
3	0.136	2.721	0.551	0.671	2.089	0.009	1.52E-04	0.146	3.520	0.426	0.659	2.077	0.019	5.61E-05
4	1.392	1.000	1.500	1.248	1.272	0.010	4.32E-06	2.459	1.981	0.757	5.334	0.774	0.014	1.32E-04
5	0.411	2.127	0.705	0.001	0.534	0.154	4.89E-08	0.405	3.464	0.433	0.156	13.089	0.272	2.96E-07
mean	0.609	1.665	1.036	0.612	2.319	0.045	4.28E-04	0.834	2.449	0.717	1.362	8.070	0.077	3.39E-04
Standard Deviation	0.521	0.731	0.395	0.443	1.513	0.064	7.76E-04	0.955	1.010	0.333	2.230	7.676	0.112	5.82E-04
CV%	38.273	19.639	17.060	32.374	29.164	63.722	81.07	51.19	18.445	20.776	73.236	42.536	65.201	76.81

^*

We consider a reabsorptive length of approximately 50% of a standard human nephron (3 cm).