Between the two extremes is a spectrum of less-than-perfect relationships, including zero, which indicated lack of linear relationship.
This group included a spectrum of low (less than 10%) to high (greater than 50%) coverage for the malaria interventions, and the information is summarized here.
Democrats advocate a spectrum of more or less similar positions — an array, not a disarray — ranging from Representative John Murtha's call for rapid disengagement to the detailed "strategic redeployment" plan backed by the Center for American Progress.
But while Jimmy railed against his motherland to fellow Britons on the home front, Steven has taken his spleen to the Continent, where he meets a spectrum of similarly (if less volubly) disaffected folks from other countries.
A p1 value is usually set to twice p0, 22 23 although we consider a range of values which reflect a spectrum of more or less plausible values (0.15, 0.2, 0.25, 0.3).
The rules were intended to raise the quality of the athletes' transcripts, but the association, in several votes taken without fanfare last month, acknowledged that it had been out of step with a broad spectrum of less-conventional yet rigorous courses now offered by many public high schools, as well as by charter schools, community colleges and even schools on the Internet.
It is likely that these cases represent the extreme of a spectrum of mold allergy, the slightly less severe manifestation of which is severe asthma as described in this study and without all the serological and radiological markers characterisitic of ABPA.
While congenital heart malformations have been observed in animal studies of diabetic pregnancy, a spectrum of defects that can arise has been less well characterized [ 33- 35].
Though researchers' definition of sexual assault varies [ 3], it includes a spectrum of activities ranging from rape to physically less intrusive sexual contacts, whether attempted or completed [ 3].
