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Table 5 shows that unlike the trend for the whole Arctic as an aggregate (e.g. see Table 1), the most pronounced declines in average extent in the Sea of Okhotsk have been in the first quarter months (January, February, March).

The average extent of LD in the human genome has been extensively studied: it extends up to 50 kb but is highly variable, depending on the population and threshold used to measure LD [ 13, 6, 15, 16].

In Antarctica, the average extent of sea ice in November was 14.54m sq km (5.61m sq miles), which is 1.81m sq km (699,000 sq miles) below the 1981 to 2010 average.

It may be noted that the actual data for the Sea of Okhotsk show a fall in annual average extent (mn k m2) from 0.58 in 1979 to 0.37 in 1990.

Average extent of sea ice in the Arctic was the second smallest on record in 2018.

The average extent of the change in metabolite abundance was also dependent on the nuclear-cytoplasmic interaction.

This bandwidth was used because it covers a region of ~50Kb which is the average extent of LD found in these populations.

The average extent of significant LD in individual populations was much smaller because of more stringent threshold values and ranged from 0 to approximately 380 bp in the SMH and Petkus populations, respectively.

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).

In four study regions, the average extent of improvement (61.6%) in simulating soil moisture using the new approach based on the CNOP-P is larger than that (53.4%) using the one-at-a-time (OAT) approach.

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).