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Distribution of the Means of Samples Having Random SizesComparison of Food Moisture Sorption Isotherm EquationsCentral Limit Theorem Applied to Samples of Different Sizes and RangesThree Component Food MixturesChoosing Initial Parameter Values for Nonlinear Regression
Distribution of the Means of Samples Having Random Sizes
Comparison of Food Moisture Sorption Isotherm Equations
Central Limit Theorem Applied to Samples of Different Sizes and Ranges
Three Component Food Mixtures
Choosing Initial Parameter Values for Nonlinear Regression
Compressive Stress-Strain Relationships of Layered Solid FoamsEffects of Temperature Fluctuations on Oscillating Biological SystemsUncertainties in Isothermal Microbial GrowthUncertainties in Isothermal Microbial InactivationSynergism and Antagonism
Compressive Stress-Strain Relationships of Layered Solid Foams
Effects of Temperature Fluctuations on Oscillating Biological Systems
Uncertainties in Isothermal Microbial Growth
Uncertainties in Isothermal Microbial Inactivation
Synergism and Antagonism
Connectivity-Based Phase TransitionExpanded Magnitude Estimation MethodBimodal Size Distributions in Grinding and AttritionArrhenius versus Exponential Model for Chemical ReactionsFood Calories
Connectivity-Based Phase Transition
Expanded Magnitude Estimation Method
Bimodal Size Distributions in Grinding and Attrition
Arrhenius versus Exponential Model for Chemical Reactions
Food Calories
Simulating Microbial Count Records with an Expanded Fermi Solution ModelSelect, View, and Compare Named ColorsVolume and Mass of a Spoonful of PowderIdealized Conventional and Pressure-Assisted Thermal Preservation ProcessesPathogen Dose-Response Curves with the Beta Poisson and Lognormal Models
Simulating Microbial Count Records with an Expanded Fermi Solution Model
Select, View, and Compare Named Colors
Volume and Mass of a Spoonful of Powder
Idealized Conventional and Pressure-Assisted Thermal Preservation Processes
Pathogen Dose-Response Curves with the Beta Poisson and Lognormal Models

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