Meanings of exponential function in English

The regional myocardial video intensity versus contrast time could be fitted to an exponential function: y=A.

A rectangular-hyperbolic function better described this decrease in discriminability over time than did a negative- exponential function.

The EDPVR was fitted to an exponential function.

In Bacillus and Escherichia, this sexual isolation has been shown to be an exponential function of sequence divergence.

Tumor or lymph node volumes were determined from CT slices and the growth rate was calculated assuming an exponential function.

In Bacillus transformation, sexual isolation is known to be an exponential function of the sequence divergence between donor and recipient.

Activation of if during relatively large negative pulses is S-shaped, and is approximated by an exponential function of time to the third power.

Both QENS and MD ISFs could be fitted well by a single stretched exponential function to obtain apparent translational diffusion coefficients for the water molecules.

The data for each parameter were fit to linear or exponential functions.

To quantify the decrease of temporal judgments in experimental blocks, exponential functions were fitted to participants' temporal judgments.