The number of virtual counting spaces ranged from 62 per subdivision per case in a very small subdivision such as the fifth layer in the entorhinal cortex (coefficient of error; CE, 0.003) to 1953 in the globus pallidus with a low neuronal numerical density (CE, 0.04).> -wrap-foot> Number of sections examined = mean number of equidistant sections examined per structure/case.
Once the costs for all patients have been assigned, determine the mean cost per phase (or per subdivision of each phase).
Thus, for any category there are exceptions and special cases, as well as subdivisions.
Genetic differentiation such as nucleotide subdivision (Nst) [ 43], population subdivision (FST), and number of migrants per generation (N m ) estimated using [ 44] were calculated in DnaSP 4.0.
This part of the neighborhood, which was annexed into Kansas City in the early 1990s, was developed as a subdivision in the early 1970s, and is surrounded by newer subdivisions.
The rural population was subdivided into six subdivisions as each subdivision had distinct characteristics which could influence the outcome.
Given the geographic consistency of the subdivision obtained at K = 2 and the congruence of this subdivision with that obtained using SSR loci, we choose to use K = 2 as the subdivision pattern for further analyses.
Rather, it functions as an independent city and operates as a political subdivision of the state.
After three games he led all NCAA divisions in rushing with a 228.7 yards per game average, while Marshall Faulk led Division I-A, now known as Football Bowl Subdivision, with a 209.3 average.
For the regional-scale area (light grey, b) the administrative divisions are presented as Portugal (southern subdivision) and Galicia (northern subdivision).
Local street routes are determined only as subdivision plans are approved, he said.
