Overall, moderately fragmented landscapes and those surrounded by matrices with intermediate indexes of temporal modification (i.e., crop plantations, forestry) are related to high densities of this species.
Likewise, previous studies have suggested that A. guacamayos, a higher elevation social species, exhibits a level of sociality intermediate between subsocial and social, consistent with the somewhat intermediate index obtained for this species (Table 2).
We defined three levels of comorbidity for categorizing patients in this study: none (patients without underlying disease), intermediate (weighted index of comorbidity CCI 1 2) and high (CCI ≥ 3).
Although HbA1c is considered a gold standard measurement for glucose monitoring in patients with diabetes, there is growing evidence regarding the clinical relevance of intermediate-term glycemic index of glycated albumin (GA) for the diagnosis, evaluation for glucose status, and prediction of diabetic complications, particularly in patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D) [ 7– 10].
The intermediate nanoparticle layer presents ffTiO2 = 50%, ffpol = 10%, and ffvapor = 40%, and an average refractive index of 1.76.
12 Adult bed bugs have a defecation index of 0.74, which is intermediate among those of adult T. dimidiata (0.55), T. infestans (0.95), and R. prolixus (1.0).
Materials Value of intermediate consumption deflated by the firm's price index of materials.
Intralipid phantoms fall between these two categories since the Intralipid particles are neither spherical nor uniform in size, with intermediate values of index contrast (~1.46/1.33) [ 37].
The bank's overall index of prices that companies pay for raw materials, intermediate goods like steel and finished goods was up 8.8percentt in the year through March.
Malondialdehyde (MDA) forms as an intermediate product of the peroxidation of lipids and serves as an index of the intensity of oxidative stress.
The pre-progression rate is an easily calculable index of early disease progression and has prognostic value in classifying patients as rapid, intermediate, or slow progressors.
