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. 2019 Jul 11;95(8):fiz114. doi: 10.1093/femsec/fiz114

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Figure 2. — (A) Mortality reduction of the three strategies and (B) analytically determined parameter space favoring the different primed stress responses under exponential growth depending on stress duration and priming costs. Abbreviations: = (baseline) priming costs for which the three responses grant a benefit equal to the naïve response; = initial mortality; = final mortality level of the stress response; = primed (reduced) (stronger response); = beginning of the triggering stress; = end of the response lag phase; = end of the primed (shorter) response lag phase (earlier response); = time point when has been reached; = time point when has been reached with an earlier or faster stress response; = (baseline) stress duration when the three responses grant a benefit equal to the naïve response; = end of triggering stress; = slope of the mortality reduction; = primed (higher) slope of the mortality reduction (faster response)

Inline graphic — (A) Mortality reduction of the three strategies and (B) analytically determined parameter space favoring the different primed stress responses under exponential growth depending on stress duration and priming costs. Abbreviations: = (baseline) priming costs for which the three responses grant a benefit equal to the naïve response; = initial mortality; = final mortality level of the stress response; = primed (reduced) (stronger response); = beginning of the triggering stress; = end of the response lag phase; = end of the primed (shorter) response lag phase (earlier response); = time point when has been reached; = time point when has been reached with an earlier or faster stress response; = (baseline) stress duration when the three responses grant a benefit equal to the naïve response; = end of triggering stress; = slope of the mortality reduction; = primed (higher) slope of the mortality reduction (faster response)