In Indonesian music, intervals of many sizes appear, including those of the slendro scale, which sometimes divides an octave into five equal intervals of roughly 240 cents each.
Hundreds of potential candidate genes lie within the confidence intervals of many of these QTLs, so it would seem presumptuous to attempt to list possible candidates for them.
In spite of success in QTL research for complex traits in livestock species in the last twenty years, location confidence intervals of many QTL are wide, possibly harboring hundreds of genes.
The reconstructed body sizes of all subfossil lemurs are substantially larger than those of their extant relatives (Jungers et al. 2008), and dental histology patterns suggest that ages of weaning and interbirth intervals for many of these taxa were relatively protracted as well (Catlett et al. 2010).
The relatively small sample sizes and few numbers of participants meeting criteria for kidney dysfunction has resulted in wide confidence intervals for many of the estimates for eGFR < 60 ml/min/1.73 m.
As this interval is composed of many subintervals, it was not possible to precisely identify where along the path the prolongation(s) occurred or if single or multiple events were prolonged.
"A really good case can be made, partly because so many different types of animals evolved mineralised structures in a brief interval of time, and many of them seem to serve a defensive purpose".
In addition to specifying units, these definitions will implicitly specify a set of metric conventions – namely, criteria for determining equality among quantity intervals – for many kinds of quantity.
During the time interval of this study, many pathology reports lacked tumor size and resection margin width information [ 31, 40].
