Good predictive microbial models can be built with appropriate data from well-designed experiments. Anyone setting up an experiment should consider the sources of variability, possible screening experiments, optimum spacing between points on a continuous scale, and the most appropriate type of design, e.g. factorial, screening, or central composite.
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Kenneth W. Davies (1993) studied this question.
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