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Functional indicators are being increasingly used to assess waterway health but their responses to pressure in non-wadeable rivers have not been widely documented or applied in modern survey designs that provide unbiased estimates of extent.

The areal extent and distribution of productive live bottom habitat on the continental shelf north of Cape Canaveral have not been completely mapped: estimates of extent range from 4 to 30% of the shelf area [68].

Several lawyers said yesterday that they were astounded by the new I.R.S. estimate of the extent of the conduct, which was included in papers filed in federal court in San Francisco.

Importantly, MR provides the best estimate of disease extent and contralateral breast involvement.

We then obtain an order of magnitude estimate of the extent of slip and/or separation when these remain near to the contact edge.

We also measured the gradient between the central and second finger pad temperature (ΔT°) as an estimate of the extent of skin perfusion.

Sodium absorption ratio (SAR) is an estimate of the extent to which sodium ion present in the water would be absorbed by the soil.

The company gave its first estimate of the extent of the leak this weekend.

However, this does not represent the area of seafloor covered by drums of waste so a second estimate of the extent of this activity was based on the tonnage and estimated number of drums (Table 6).

Because of these conflicting findings, we did not change our estimate of the extent of this candidate deletion.

Our estimate of the extent of infectious disease is conservative, focusing exclusively on deaths.