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Pumped groundwater sampling evaluations often assume that horizontal head gradients predominate and the sample comprises an average of water quality variation over the well screen interval weighted towards contributing zones of higher hydraulic conductivity (a permeability-weighted sample).

The eyespot comprises an average of 120 carotenoid-filled pigment granules (Melkonian and Robenek 1984) arranged in two to four layers in the chloroplast.

The first important difference lies in cell number: while there are usually a few hundred in an EB on the first day of culture (Bedzhov et al., 2013; Wang and Yang, 2008), the EPI of the blastocyst comprises an average of 8 16 cells at the onset of implantation (Morris et al., 2012b).

A group of inex periods lasts about 23,000 years, with about 70 groups coexisting at any one time, each group comprising an average of 780 eclipses.

Firmicutes and Bacteroidetes were the two most dominant phyla and they comprised an average of 93.04% of total classifiable sequences in all groups (group 1: 92.77%, group 2: 93.95%, and group 3: 92.37%) (Fig. 2), as previously reported in many studies [18].

Five of six species preferred (P < 0.05) to roost in or near mature (≥50 years old), mixed pine-hardwood forest that had undergone recent partial harvest, midstory removal, and burning; 41.3% of roosts were located in that habitat but it comprised an average of only 22.8% of available habitat.

In healthy corals the amoebocytes comprise an average of 15.2% of the mesogleal tissue area and appear uniformly interspersed in the tissue (Figure 2A).

These census tracts comprised an average of 6.8 participants, and an average of 8205 residents.

MRSA comprised an average of 57.7% of all S. aureus isolates.

A single polyphenol was assessed, xanthohumol, which comprised an average of 0.2% of the dry cone weight (Table  2).

From 2004 to 2010, nurses comprised an average of 19% of all emigrating Filipino professional, medical and technical workers [ 4].