Optimal experimental design for discriminating between microbial growth models as function of suboptimal temperature: From in silico to in vivo.
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I Stamati | S Akkermans | F Logist | E Noriega | J Van Impe | J. V. Van Impe | F. Logist | E. Noriega | S. Akkermans | I. Stamati
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