As required, model predictions of the upper bounds on levels of wind-mediated gene dispersal exceed observations from a wide range of published studies.
In normal pancreas, RASSF1 methylation was found in 65% of cases by MSP, a value that fit within the range of published studies that used the same technique [ 2, 4, 5].
However, the wide range of published studies on ruminants cites many different procedures and conditions.
The culture yield in our study was lower than expected from this TB-endemic region, though falls within the range of published studies from settings with high HIV prevalence [ 14, 15, 40].
Examples showing different profile developments are provided from a variety of published studies, ranging from linear profiles in sandier sites, and distinctive convex profiles in muddier sites.
This EF is well in the range of those of published studies from Southeast Asia (EF = 3.1 9.1), and lower than the average from these studies (7.8 times as many cases of dengue as those officially reported).
A wide range of electronic databases of published studies is available and several can be searched at no or very low cost.
can more accurately and comprehensively describe the effective thermal conductivities of nanofluids with different types (Al2O3 and CuO nanofluids) and sizes of nanoparticles (ranging from 10 to 150 nm), for a relatively wider range of temperatures in comparison with the most popular range of up to 50°C of published studies.
Evolutionary rates calculated in the present study also fell within the range for published studies of contemporary evolution in molluscs, fish and reptiles (reviewed by Hendry and Kinnison 1999).
The MIC value of PG45 (2 μg/ml) for oxytetracycline was within the range of previously published studies applying microbroth dilution test (0.1/0.125/0.16/4 μg/ml) [ 6, 11- 13].
The estimated 1-year prevalence of migraine (gender-adjusted: 35.3%) is outside the range of other published studies [2], even recent LTB studies which, with very careful case-ascertainment, have generally found migraine to be more prevalent than previously reported (eg, 20.8% in Russia [10]; 25.6% in India [unpublished]).
