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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.

Numerical simulations, comprising an average trapping condition (TC) and the average lateral-to-longitudinal force ratio (FR) experienced by particles, were used to determine improved geometrical parameters (e.g., shape, length and width) and arrangement (e.g., lateral and longitudinal spacing) of the insulator posts.

The nonrandomly allocated treatment consisted of (intentionally nerve-sparing) radical prostatectomy or external beam radiotherapy (comprising an average of 33 radiation sessions over 7 weeks).

In 1996, there were 757 census tracts in the Montreal area (Census Metropolitan Area), each comprising an average of approximately 4,400 people [ 18].

When all 32 genomes were compared, the amount of accessory genome possessed by each P. aeruginosa isolate ranged from 0.65 to 1.55 Mb (supplementary table S2, Supplementary Material online), comprising an average of 16.4% (SE = 0.005) of each genome.

Demographic information was obtained for the census years 1996, 2001, and 2006 from Statistics Canada at the Dissemination Area level (i.e. smallest hierarchical division of the territory at which socio-economic data are released, comprising an average of 400 people).

By the 1980's, child care and education were given their own category, which now comprises an average 10percentt of expenses for preteens.

Mr. Hodgson stressed that management must be prepared to listen to the increasing numbers of young adults, who will comprise an average of 25percentnt of an employer's work force.

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).

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.

Conversion of forests to grasslands, which comprised an average of one-fifth of national deforestation, rose sharply in dominance in years following periods of considerable fire activity, particularly in 2016.