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For percents yellow in the sides of the mice, the mean difference between raters was 1.92% and the 95% limits of agreement were −7.53% to +11.37%, a spread of around 19 percentage points.

The estimated lateral spread is consistent with data from rat and cat primary visual cortex, which were obtained based on morphological reconstructions and the potential connectivity method: Hellwig (2000, his Fig. 7), reports a lateral spread of 150 310 μm, and Stepanyants et al. (2008, their Fig. 7), find a spread of around 200 μm of main projections in input and output maps.

Actual values of the 300 Index plotted against their RK predictions for the validation dataset showed a spread of points around a linear relationship (Fig. 3a).

We find that cells show a spread of trajectories around the mean (Gray lines in Figure 2A and 2B).

Population sizes were assigned randomly with a spread of ±20%% around a mean of /8 (half of expected species lifetime /2×/2×0.4).

Based on the experience with previously deployed antimalaria chemotherapeutics such as chloroquine (1950s) and antifolates in (1960s), a spread of artemisinin resistance around the world could erase all advances of the malaria control programs achieved in the recent years and bring the malaria epidemics to the pre-ACT era.

We found this curve to be more sensitive and reproducible, as small variations between samples caused a spread of wild type curves around the baseline of the differential plot.

Levy, Lewis and Tottenham's vice-chairman, Paul Kemsley, are involved in a property development company, Rock Investment Holdings, which has acquired a spread of commercial and residential sites around England.

Because a trader sets the price for over-the-counter trades based on a spread of a few decimal points around a stock's market value, there is scope to create a margin.

Brian O'Dwyer, a lawyer and Democratic donor, hosted a pre-inaugural breakfast in honor of Mr. de Blasio on Friday morning at his Manhattan law office, where Democratic supporters and elected officials mingled around a spread of coffee and croissants.

You're not going to find a spread of them in Hello! magazine, posing around.