In addition, we report selected associations in the text using a common increment of 10 μg/m for all three PM fractions.
However, the 0.5 μg.mL−1 step size is the common increment used in studies evaluating the EC50 of propofol required to insert supraglottic devices, and this consistent approach allowed us to perform comparisons.
Primitives in this class are defined to be common rotation increments, such as ± 1°, ± 5°, ± 15° and ± 30°.
A value of 0.2 was added when fitting the diameter increment to accommodate negative or zero increments (common in tropical forests) and enable the logarithmic transformation of null and negative values, because omitting these observations would have introduced bias and resulted in overestimates of the diameter increment (Vanclay 1991a).
We estimated productivities based on using a common Mean Annual Increment (MAI) for growth rates for typical or representative stands for each species in the relevant region of the country.
So, it was speculated that genetic variants in these neuroligin genes may be associated with neurodevelopmental disorders, such as autism and Asperger syndrome, with a combination of rare variants having a dramatic effect in fewer individuals and common variants having small increments of risk in majority individuals.
However, QTL analysis showed a common genetic basis between early growth increments and final growth.
Mr Schleicher proposes a system of redistribution based on the relatively common institution of tax-increment financing (TIF).
The common evidence was an increment in the subG0 phase cell fraction, particularly evident in the KMCH cells, indicating that the growth inhibition by ET-743 could be mainly due to the induction of apoptotic cell death.
Specifically, changes in H3K27me3 peaks in the first 4 h after LPS stimulation occurred in both directions, increments being more common than decrements.
