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. 2014 Mar 13;9(3):e90480. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0090480

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Inline graphic — Since here , where is given by eqn. (41), from eqn. (6) . The figure is optimized to present clearly both and (*1) The dashed trace at the bottom plots as a function of (*2) Toward equally good plot visibility, for all durations , the waveforms are rubber-banded to take the same graph width as the 1 ms-waveform. This is illustrated by the scale bars for the shortest duration = 20 . (*3) The vertical scale is the same for all plots, except for the logarithmic offset, as defined by pt. (*1) above.

Since here , where is given by eqn. (41), from eqn. (6) . The figure is optimized to present clearly both and (*1) The dashed trace at the bottom plots as a function of (*2) Toward equally good plot visibility, for all durations , the waveforms are rubber-banded to take the same graph width as the 1 ms-waveform. This is illustrated by the scale bars for the shortest duration = 20 . (*3) The vertical scale is the same for all plots, except for the logarithmic offset, as defined by pt. (*1) above.