Before revision:  We posit that this discrepancy arises because the experimental systems do not satisfy the strong inequalities underlying existing scaling approximations. We develop a new theory , based on the properties of a  weakly self-avoiding, one-dimensional "telegraph" process , that collapses both experimental data and computer-simulation results onto a single master curve throughout the experimentally relevant region of parameter space  .
After revision:  We show that a weakly self-avoiding, one-dimensional "telegraph" process , that collapses both experimental data and computer-simulation results onto a single master curve throughout the experimentally relevant region of parameter space .