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Nonetheless, Zhu et al. provide some stunning images, particularly those of a tripod shape where a head composed mostly of three gp120 molecules balances on three gp41 legs, deduced by averaging data from a large number of SIV spikes.
For housing, which along with utilities is usually a family's largest expense, the authors came up with "a decent standard of shelter which is accessible to those with limited income" by averaging data from the Department of Housing and Urban Development that identified a monthly cost equivalent for rent at the fortieth percentile among all rents paid in each metropolitan area across the country.
The composite record illustrating regional fire occurrence was obtained by averaging data from the 4 sites, with a 95%% bootstrap confidence interval.
The post-drug concentrations were found by averaging data from 100 to 180 min post benserazide injection (70 to 150 min post LDOPA injection) and from 90 to 150 min post entacapone injection.
We then compared the BOLD signal after perceptual switches by averaging data from 'see' conditions that followed 'no see' conditions, and vice versa.
We compare the BOLD signal after perceptual switches by averaging data from 'see' conditions that followed 'no see' conditions, and vice versa.
The missing diseases categories were estimated by averaging data for the missing disease categories from the other two countries.
The researchers approached the problem by averaging data collected from 8000 galaxy clusters by the Sloan Digital Sky Survey.
As can be seen in Table 2, the autosomal standard deviation is reduced by almost 50% after averaging data from two experiments.
The difference in the N60 group was also confirmed by comparing the averaged data from individual animals (Arc, 1.29 ± 0.08; Arc, 1.06 ± 0.07/μm dendrite; n = 5 animals, P < 0.01 by paired t-test).
The index flood method alleviates small sample size issues due to short record length by calculating normalized quantile estimates for averaged data from a "region" of gauges.
