Mortality rates vary between studies depending on associated injuries, but have been noted to range from 5 to 36% [3].
The tracks on the album have been noted to range from "drone-and-pummel" to atmospheric.
Within non-avian reptiles specific gravity has been noted to range from 0.8 to 1.2 [ 46, 48]; however, given the varying levels of bone pneumaticity observed in saurischian dinosaurs [ 58, 59], and the fact that birds typically exhibit lower densities than mammals and other reptiles [ 60], it is almost certain that the specific gravity of extinct animals also varied [ 59].
The oil content observed in most of the calendula seed samples studied was noted to range between 18 and 22 g oil/100 g seeds.
Later, proliferation was documented using mitotic figures, BrdU pulse chase experiments, and cell-cycle markers in juvenile rat kidneys (as the rate of cell division was noted to range between 2 and 4%, higher than the 0.4% seen in adults) [ 112– 112].
Radiographic appearance of pneumonia associated with RSV infection has been noted to be variable, ranging from the absence of detected abnormality to small and unilateral pulmonary infiltrates, symmetrical or asymmetrical bilateral pulmonary infiltrates, or lobar consolidation [ 7, 20, 31].
Manganese and iron rock varnishes have been noted to occur in a wide range of environmental settings from well-studied examples in deserts around the globe to less studied examples in rainforests of multiple continents, near active glaciers, and on rocks exposed in rivers [7].
Their mean serum creatinine and BUN levels at the time of cessation of dialysis were noted to be 2.85 ± 0.5 (range 1.71 – 6.34) mg/dl and 30.86 ± 4.5 (range 14 – 48) mg/dl, respectively.
The MIC range was noted to be comparatively lower (1.25 10.0 mg/mL) against two fungal strains.
It should also be noted that thicker HA coatings had a tendency to fatigue when placed under load in the laboratory (Dumbleton et al. 2004), and also that in the trial by Regnér et al. 1998), the HA thickness was noted to be in the 80 130 μm range.
For centuries a panoply of climate signals have been noted, ranging from the diurnal, to multi-decadal effects including seasonal, quasi-biennial (QB), El-Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO), quasi-decadal (QD) and inter-decadal (ID) oscillations (2).
