Nevertheless, Mr. Levy said, the broad variation in promotion rates had attracted his attention as long as a year ago.
Adult flies live in a wide range of habitats and exhibit broad variation in appearance and life style.
Indeed, there is a broad variation in the intensity of improvement with a reduction in migraine frequency ranging from 20% and 100%[70]].
Results: There is broad variation in the availability to provide data on perinatal indicators, and in perinatal health care across the European Union.
Broad variation in isotopic composition was found for wells 12 and 13 located within 2 km downstream of the KSWTP, indicating that the water infiltrating into the aquifer was subject to extensive evaporation before infiltration.
Reading the gradational shaded map (Figure 2A) required participants to spend increased effort, only to achieve a broad variation in accuracy and a low level of consistency in responses.
Live-cell imaging of individual clathrin-coated pit (CCP) dynamics has revealed a broad variation in their internalization kinetics, but the functional significance and mechanistic underpinnings of this heterogeneity remain unknown.
There was broad variation in clonal responses to leachate treatment for dry mass, with a general trend of leachate-treated trees exhibiting greater stem and leaf dry mass (P<0.05), but negligible differences for root dry mass (P> 0.05).
The goal of this study was to parse the broad variation in anxiety and depressive symptoms into conceptually discrete components and explore their relative predictive influence on affective patterns of acute tobacco withdrawal.
Surfaces that can be bonded show broad variation in their chemistry and structure; consequently, adhesives used for bonding processes must be designed and selected according to their specific application.
On the other hand, the numbers for the yearly production are independent from the production process and the energy consumption was broken down to an acceptable average, expect for those products with a broad variation in literature (e.g., ammonia or ethylene).
