Graphical representation of the OLS regression lines (and 95% CI’s in grey shade) for the maximum rates of cooling (blue) and heating (red)
Graphical representation of the OLS regression lines (and 95% CI’s in grey shade) for the maximum rates of cooling (blue) and heating (red)
Absolute rates are plotted in order to facilitate the comparison between the magnitude of the slope between the heating and cooling processes.
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