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These estimates place our monitoring site near the high end of reported suspended-sediment yields and lend credence to the notion that low yields reflect primarily the dominance of vertical flowpaths and not necessarily and exclusively the kind of vegetative cover.
Magnetite has a standard redox potential of − 314 mV (for the redox couple Fe2+/α-Fe3O4, [Fe2+] = 10 µM, [19]), which is within the lower end of reported redox potentials for redox-active moieties present in HS (+ 0.15 to − 0.3 V relative to the standard hydrogen electrode [20]).
The proportion of distressed cancer patients (64%) was consistent with the literature, albeit at the higher end of reported rates [ 23, 26, 30].
The MCID was set to 1 point, which is a small difference that is at the lower end of reported estimates for MCIDs.
Comparing to other limits of detection published in the literature, the analytical limit of detection for our assay is much lower than detection by microscopy and lower than observed LODs for commercially available RDTs and is comparable to the upper end of reported ELISA detection LOD (see references included in table).
While our call rates are within the high end of reported ranges, a large percentage (~80%) of the tiled exons required sequencing to follow-up on ambiguous calls, representing a limitation to clinical application of the technology under the current methodologies.
Judging by her previously frank assessments of government's housing records, Rolnik is likely to be vocal in outlining her concerns at the end of reporting trip next week.
They are amongst the trades that employ the largest amount of workers in Norway and additionally, at the high end of reporting MSD [ 49].
For each CAGE-tag cluster, we selected a promoter region of 1500 bp upstream and 500 bp downstream of the ends of reported CAGE-tag clusters.
Yes, they distribute written statements, which are dutifully read out by news anchors at the end of reports, but real participation is more the exception than the rule.
