Stem: erect, generally 1, generally unbranched; base generally +- as wide as, generally firmly attached to root, generally +- red or purple.
However, the estimated confidence intervals for computed hazard ratios are generally at least as wide as those for the SMR model and depend on a number of statistical assumptions, including the aforementioned need to select a specific confidence level.
Stem: perennial herb, of 1 kind, 60--210 cm, green, scabrous; sheath 7--17 mm, +- as long as wide, generally with 2 dark bands, 1 at base, 1 at tip, teeth 22--50 22--50 22--50ciduous; branches 0. Sporangenerally tip pointedeciduous green, spheric.
Rural two-lane roads generally lack physical measures such as wide medians or barriers to separate opposing traffic flows.
The gap between children's preschool language and the scientific discourse in school is not as wide as generally assumed.
Seed Cone: 1--few per node, 4.5--8(10) mm, ovoid, stalk <= 2 mm, basal bracts reduced; distal bracts 2 per node, free, ovate, red-brown, margins membranous, stalk-like base 0. Seed: generally 1, 4--7 8) mm, generally < 2 × as long as wide, smooth to +- roughened.
Seed: 1--2 mm, irregularly angular, tan, dark-mottled, edges generally acute; seed coat cells generally pointed or domed, > 1/2 tall as wide on seed surface edges in age.
Fruit: 2--2.5 mm, nearly as wide, wrinkled between generally 4 wide ribs.
3 Blubber Your average top male swimmer generally has quite a physique: shoulders as wide as the Forth road bridge, a small but perfect bum, and a hairless Action Man-esque chest tapering down to a tight little waist.
The few rocks were small — generally about five inches in diameter, with some as wide as eight inches — and most were flat, Dr. Smith said.
