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The surface area of the delineated village-level agricultural boundaries ranged from 241 ha to 2616 ha.

Figure 5A shows the normalized MAPE comparison for the sub-tribal and administrative boundaries, and demonstrates that the MAPE for Gravity Model predictions made via administrative boundaries ranged from 150% to 230% higher than that of sub-tribal communities, while the Radiation Model also yielded 20%to50%0% higher MAPE values for administrative boundaries.

The microhomologies observed at the deletion boundaries ranged from 1 bp to 11 bp in size (see Additional file 1).

Crack propagation across the colony boundary ranged from being continuous with minimal accompanying damage at the boundary to crack arrest, multiple crack renucleation, ligament formation and subsequent failure of the ligament.

The infrasound instrument, with the nominal sensitivity of 0.4 2.0 volts/Pa at 1 Hz (90 18 Pa full-scale range) and frequency response between 0.1 and 200 Hz, records signals that span the low audio/infrasound boundary ranging from explosions to avalanches.

In such situations, social service organizations aim to generate their own social boundaries and symbolic boundaries, which range from obscure in the bidding process to clear in the process of providing service, and the maintenance of relationships among different entities in the service progress, as well as the confirmation and insistence on the professional role.

This pattern is also reflected in every louse species examined where the numbers of derived boundaries is high compared to the number of plesiomorphic boundaries which range from a maximum of five plesiomorphic boundaries in Bothriometopus down to a minimum of none in Ibidoecus.

At the start of the experiments, participants were asked to rate the following statement: "I feel respected for setting boundaries". The scale ranged from 1 (strongly disagree) to 7 (strongly agree).

23 This tool comprises three parts: the main component (comprising 15 descriptors (11 sensory; 4 affective)); the visual analogue scale (10 cm horizontal line with clearly defined boundaries, which ranges from 'no pain' to the 'worst possible pain'); and the Present Pain Intensity index (six-point verbal rating scale).

The percentage of correctly identified boundaries for each region ranged from 72.2% - 100% (Table  2).

In those studies, the pelvis has been modelled in a number of ways with a variety of boundary conditions, ranging from a model of the whole pelvic girdle including soft tissue attachments to a model of an isolated hemi-pelvis.