The phrase "and the average extents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, ranges, or limits in a specific context, such as statistics or research.
Example: "The study analyzed the data collected from various sources, focusing on the average extents of the variables involved."
Alternatives: "and the mean ranges" or "and the typical limits".
This experiment was repeated five times, and the average extent of phosphorylation estimated in control cells was 4% ± 1%, increasing by an average of 3.6-fold to 13% ± 2% after A23187 treatment (mean ± SEM, n = 5, p = 0.0033 by paired t test).
The low SNP density on this array (1 SNP every ∼260 kb) is sub-optimal for genome-wide association mapping in the indica and aus subpopulations where the average extent of linkage disequilibrium (LD) is estimated to be ≤100 kb [11], [72], [73], but it may be sufficient for association mapping in some elite breeding materials where LD can extend >500 kb due to the small founder population.
In the spring and winter wheat populations, the average extent of significant intra-chromosomal LD FDRR ≤ 0.01) was 20.8 cM (median 11.5 cM) and 19.2 cM (median 10.7 cM), respectively.
To characterize the mapping resolution for genome scans and GWA mapping, we quantified the average extent of genome-wide LD decay distance in panel P1 and P2.
There is no local newspaper, mail delivery, nearby mosque or call to prayer, and three years seems to be the average extent of education.
To characterize the mapping resolution for genome wide association study, the distributions of the average extent of LD decay and r between the different physical distances were quantified.
In recent years, the sea-ice cover has fallen below the average extent for 1979 to 2000, and, likewise, the first decade of this century was the warmest decade ever recorded in all continents of the globe, according to the World Meteorological Organization.
Interestingly, scores from the five HRCT slices were summed and divided by the total number of slices to calculate the average extent score for each of the variables.
Using COMPARE and paired-region averaging we could obtain an accurate view of the (average) extent of methylation across functional boundaries in the human methylome (Fig. 3).
The average extent of significant LD pooling all candidate genes and populations together was approximately 520 bp.
