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Fig 1.

Dynamics of the HPA and SA axes.

Process of cortisol production and secretion via the HPA axis (left) and catecholamine production and secretion via the SA axis (right).

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Table 1.

Parameters used in S(t).

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Table 2.

Parameter ranges for Morris screening.

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Fig 2.

Stress as a function of time.

Stress S(t) experienced by subjects over the course of the experimental protocol described in Section 2.2.

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Fig 3.

Cortisol data.

Time series data for each subject’s cortisol concentrations measured by Webb et al. Each colored curve corresponds to an individual subject. Circles indicate measured values; shaded area indicates the duration of the exercise protocol. Subjects A-E are the five representative subjects included in Section 3.2.

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Fig 4.

Morris screening outputs.

A: Morris index (MI) for each of the 19 parameters. Blue line indicates the mean MI. B: Variance () vs. Mean () for each of the 19 parameters.

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Fig 5.

Simulations vs. data.

Cortisol, epinephrine, and norepinephrine concentrations for 6 subjects after optimization of sensitive parameter set. The blue circles are the measured values from Webb et al. [13] and the red curve is the model solution with optimized parameters. The shaded region denotes the duration of the stress stimulus.

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Table 3.

Optimized values for influential parameters.

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Table 4.

Error measures.

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