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Individual length trajectories reflected the fast spring growth and slower growth during the rest of the year and also illustrated considerable variation in individual lengths (Fig. 2 middle).

Recent work has illustrated considerable regional variation across and within African Americans' speech communities (Yaeger Dror & Thomas 2010; Wolfram 2007, 2015; Wolfram & Kohn 2015).

Our recruitment data also illustrate considerable heterogeneity across study clinics.

The data base illustrates considerable human inter-individual variation in binding and the presence of significant "background" levels of adducts--both of which support the absence of human population thresholds for exposure to carcinogens.

It is illustrated that considerable variation in the grain size distribution occurs with lattice orientation in this material.

A histogram of the time of peak yield is given in Figure 2 and illustrates the considerable variation (from about 15 to 70 DIM) across sires with a mean time of approximately 40 DIM, rather than 60 DIM which is often used to estimate persistency.

It also illustrates that there is considerable variation in read length requirements.

Figure 6 illustrates that there was considerable variation in densityNV (indicated by symbol size) at a given fibre wall fractionNV, especially at lower wall fractionNV (lower half of the graph), and considerable variation in densityNV at a given fibre lumen fractionNV, especially at lower lumen fractionNV (left half of the graph).

To illustrate the considerable regional variation Fig. 1 takes orthopaedics and ENT as examples of ambulatory and hospital cases.

Within Box 1 and Box 2, there is considerable variation between mouse N1 domains, which is illustrated quantitatively using Dayhoff charts (Figs. 8 – 10).

By an example this paper illustrates that a presently valid partial safety factor code imposes a quite considerable variation of the reliability measure as defined by a specific probabilistic code format.