The scaling of a) G/Re², which is proportional to the accretion rate Ṁ and viscosity parameter β, decays slowly with Re while having an amplitude that varies with the rotation number R_Ω (see Fig. 4). b) The effects of global rotation can be accounted for by compensating G/Re² by the fits f(R_Ω) given in Eq. (12). The measurements from Twente are shown as red squares. The Maryland data are given by black circles, except for quasi-Keplerian flows (R_Ω ≤ −1), which are indicated by blue diamonds. The green continuous line is the theoretical fit given in Eq. (14) normalized by f(R_Ω = −0.2755), which corresponds to Ω₂ = 0.