An analogous mass range is one of grains of sand to boulders.
(B ) The next-nearest-neighbor non-multiplicative nonlinearity combined the analogous long-range terms.
Similarly, Kleinman et al. [ 34] did not report notable changes in MSEL scores in a sample of 46 children with Autistic disorder who were first assessed between 16 and 35 months and again between 42 and 82 months, an age range analogous to that used in the present study.
When using the direct-IGE model, the standard deviation of the total additive genetic merit of survival days (the parameter, σ G, in eqn 11 below) ranged from 30 through 55 days, and the parameter analogous to heritability,, ranged from 6% through 19%.
Although 5c AMs' CMC values were lower than those of other ether-AMs, all ether-AMs exhibited CMCs near 10 4 M. In comparing ether-AMs to their respective alkyl-AM analogues (e.g., 5a 2 vs 7a 2 ), all alkyl-AMs exhibited CMC values lower than the analogous ether-AMs, ranging approximately from 10 6 to 10 4 M (Table 1).
During the opposition years these foot-soldiers kept the Lib Dems (and their forebear, the Liberal Party) alive in a south-western and northern range roughly analogous to the last redoubt of the endangered red squirrel.
The genetics and molecular biology of the fruit fly are extremely well understood with human and Drosophila biology being surprisingly and fortuitously analogous across a broad range of physiological functions.
This is analogous to having a range of incident angles providing a continuous set of reciprocal-space origins.
Number of alleles and allelic range are analogous to alpha diversity in ecology (i.e., richness, or count data) while heterozygosity is a measure of evenness.
Drawing on his experience at the London Fever Hospital, it dealt with the nature and treatment of a range of analogous afflictions, including plague and typhus.
