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Significant differences presented in Figures 9a and 10a are based on data distributions exposed in Figure 12 for all methods.

A custom high-temperature apparatus was developed for measuring soft clay specimens with variations of mass, moisture content, dimensions and temperature distributions exposed to high temperatures of 105 °C, 120 °C, 150 °C and 200 °C for 150 min and 240 min, respectively.

Strikingly, and in contrast with the distributions of pair-wise contact durations, these distributions expose differences between deployments.

Any single mortality distribution exposed significantly more often to the action of selection will be moved towards older ages faster, until it reaches a balance with all the other detrimental genotypes.

22 Finally, we analysed the status of the population distribution exposed to different PM2.5 concentrations, and estimated the lung cancer fatalities using risk estimates from the ACS study and WHO AQGs. Figure 2 shows the gridded population data in China, based on SNPC with a resolution of 1 km.

It is fitting that he has finally found recognition in the decade of the internet, which has broken down the musical boundaries he loved experimenting with, as well as old modes of distribution, exposing a wider, younger, audience to his work.

Unbundling of vertically integrated power system into various sectors like generation, transmission and distribution, exposes the market for a variety of services provided by the utilities.

Such distribution exposes a large public audience to youth perspectives on important social issues.

BMI cumulative distributions by exposure category and mean-difference plots as well as all calculations were carried out using the statistical software package R version 2.6.1 [ 27]. Figure 1 shows the cumulative BMI distribution of exposed and non-exposed children by different risk factors.

Three primary product levels are generated that will allow for a long term assessment and distribution of soils that include the distribution of exposed soils, a statistical information related to soil use and intensity and the generation of exposed soil reflectance image composites.

Following exposure, individuals are modeled as progressing through three 2-day-long stages in the exposed class and four 2-day-long stages in the infected class; this formulation yields a distribution of exposed and infectious periods that is gamma distributed rather than exponentially distributed with mean durations of 6 and 8 days, respectively (10).