That's the autism leaving them.'" The people being given the "solution", who are discussed in the group, range from vulnerable adults to children as young as 10 months, Dalmayne tells me.
Reasons for the sex differences have been discussed in the literature, ranging from different styles of play (Gessel et al. 2007) to biomechanical differences (Barnes et al. 1998; Mansell et al. 2005), particularly that compared to males, females may have smaller head-to-ball ratios, weaker necks, or less total mass in their heads and necks.
The scattering mechanism for carrier transport was discussed in the same temperature range.
The experimental goals and systems discussed in the chapter present range from biophysical interrogation of individual molecules to the analysis of the behavior of cell populations in whole animals.
Because of their importance, quantitative methods have been discussed in the literature extensively, ranging from simple return on investment (ROI) calculations to elaborate simulations of project scenarios.
As discussed in the Introduction, long-range temporal correlations are another possible signature of a system at (or near) a critical state and have also been observed in neurophysiological data [4, 11 15].
Several reform suggestions have been discussed in the news media, ranging from excluding young adults from risk adjustment, abolishment of premiums for children to relieve young families, or the introduction of new premium age groups for individuals above 50 years to levy more health insurance costs on older generations.
The mean genome sizes of algae are larger again, at around 3000 Mb for Cryptophyceae and Dinoflagellates--the value discussed in the paper--ranging up to 10,000 and 100,000 Mb respectively.
Inspection of the ranges discussed in the above sections leads to the conclusion that there are some unified ranges of the operating parameters that simultaneously optimize all the performance parameters.
Following Seixas and Basto [43] we therefore investigated overlapping ethics and fMRI content, and found that this landscape reflected a wide variety of concerns discussed in the eponymous neuroethics literature, ranging from clinical practice to philosophical enquiry.
The cut-off value of 13 mm derived by our cumulative analysis (and confirmed by an analysis restricted to the LS-IE episodes) is within the range commonly discussed in the literature (10 mm or 15 mm for LS-IE, and 20 mm for RS-IE) [ 3, 7, 12, 25, 26, 31].
