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The cohort comprises distance-learning students enrolled at Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University (STOU) which is referred to as an open university because it does not require high school graduates to pass an entrance test.

According to the comprehensive genetic map [ 25], this segment comprises a distance of about 91.87 cM.

The outcome of the test comprises the distance covered along a marked 30-meter corridor in 6 minutes at a marching pace: one that the respondent uses daily.

The cross-country phase in horses at the CCI*** level comprises a distance up to 6270 m with 40 jumping efforts which should be completed at 570 m/min (9.5 m/s).

The distance covered by a car before coming to a complete stop (total stopping distance) comprises two principal components: braking distance and reaction distance (see Table  1).

Animals were separated into two distinct phenotypic cohorts comprising short distance (≤ 8 f) and middle-long distance (> 8 f) race winners and genetic associations were evaluated using best race distance as a quantitative phenotype.

Clinical measurements comprised 6MHW distance, NYHA class, quality of life as measured by the Minnesota Living with Heart Failure questionnaire, BNP, and three-dimensional LVEF via echocardiography.

In 2000, a "mixed-mode" of study comprising predominantly distance learning with mandatory three-week block contact sessions twice a year was replaced with optional attendance of summer and winter school contact sessions.

The hierarchical sampling design comprised maximum distances of 0.5 km and minimum distances of 1 m between samples.

One matrix comprised genetic distances (ΦST values based on pairwise differences) and the other geographic distances (shortest long-shore distances among estuarine populations).

Pollen assemblages in lake sediments comprise a distance-weighted integration of surrounding vegetation; although local individuals will be better represented than those farther away, a substantial amount of the pollen deposited in small lakes derives from plants growing 10-105 m from the lake margin [ 16].