Indicator or biomarker
Nyquist stability boundary
A model-derived boundary between stable and unstable responses in a feedback loop
Hypotheses on this target 2
Telling states apart2
Direct measurement
Indicator replacement
Telling states apart2
Measurement delays create the appearance of unstable glucose control after muscle restoration
Where this hypothesis actsGlucose control during externally forced meal-activity transients with stronger muscle insulin responsiveness
What is proposedDistinguish an apparent instability boundary from physiological glucose instability
With whatInstrument or assay
HowCalibrate observation delays independently, synchronize reference glucose and glucose-flux measurements, and test held-out perturbations
Possible resultPossible elimination of the apparent boundary while reference glucose responses remain stable
2026-09-20
Apparent benefits of timing alignment after partial tissue replacement are measurement artifacts
Where this hypothesis actsPredicting timing-mediated rescue after reduced-fraction replacement
What is proposedTest independently fitted stability predictions on held-out episodes
With whatInstrument or assay
HowFit stability models independently and evaluate their predictions on held-out episodes
Possible resultExpected failure of independently fitted stability models to predict held-out outcomes
2026-09-18