Another difference: the Vikings' regular quarterback, Christian Ponder, whose poise complemented Peterson's power, did not play, sidelined by an ailing elbow and minimal range of motion.
All three species were found in forest fragments even smaller than a minimal home range area estimate.
In summary, the assessment of all cognitive domains combined with a comparison between all available test-moments with a minimal time range is necessary to obtain a valuable cognitive profile of patients.
Deficits at 3 4 months postoperatively are considered 'transient, compared with 'persistent' at 6 months and 'permanent' at 12 months [ 63], hence, one should aim for a minimal time range as possible between test-moments across patients, not exceeding these aforementioned different recovery phases.
In cluster 2, turning rate, locomotory rate, speed, and acceleration were high while stop duration and number were in the minimal range (Fig. 6c), presenting a healthy state.
As a result, the design requirements called for relatively heavy offensive power with minimal range and armor protection.
These results were supported in a multiple regression by high posterior probabilities for RSB, but not for the larger minimal range size estimate RSA (Additional file 1, Table S8).
In the presence of live Jurkat cells, the percentage of phagocytosis by control or SLE monoctyes was minimal (range: 1.1 2.1% and 1.2 2.3%, respectively).
The mean BDI-II score of 5.976 was within the minimal range (0 13).
However, items without response were generally minimal (range: 0 2.9%; median: 0.58%).
