The benefit of a defined range of attenuation values for both muscle and adipose tissue alongside a standardized approach would enable comparison between various studies.
All channels were displayed individually avoiding overlap and within a fixed time window (20 ms/cm) and a defined range of amplitudes (0.1 0.5 pT/cm for the P and T wave, 0.5 1.0 pT/cm for the QRS complex).
These differences were quantified by constructing distributions describing the probability of outgrowth for a defined range of surface curvatures.
Moreover, to assist the GMO-control laboratories in the whole screening phase, information matrices of the expected PCR amplification patterns of known GMOs for a defined range of element- and construct-specific detection methods have been developed.
The next step could involve broadening the accreditation criteria to allow for a new type of primary healthcare based on "softer" criteria that would encourage these smaller clinics to form networks providing a defined range of services, in exchange for incentives, such as human, material, and financial resources, currently offered to FMGs.
We assume a negative relationship between K and Lmax (e.g., Beauchamp et al. 2004) and these variables can take a defined range of values, i.e., for an individual male: (1) (2) That is, increases in X1 and X2 (e.g., induced by selection) would correspond to a relatively large K and small Lmax for an individual male.
Before the insulin injection, the glucose values had to be within the defined range for at least 30 min.
Defining ranges for parameter values includes a structured uncertainty in the model, preserving a closer physical interpretation, related to the stochastic noise and the experimental error inherent to biological networks.
This procedure was repeated twice to define ranges for light, moderate, and vigorous intensities.
