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The reported range for laboratory-measured k values is from 0.3 to 0.5 dat−1 atemperatureture of 20 °C, which is considered representative of field conditions34,35.

The character of the Gassum formation at Stenlille is considered representative of geothermal reservoirs found in the formation onshore Denmark.

The results show that the selected indexes are in agreement with the tolerance range (see Table 4) and the model is considered representative of the actual energy performance.

Each rain gauge is considered representative of a Territorial Unit (TU), defined on the basis of relatively homogeneous geological, geomorphological and topographical characteristics (Fig. 2) (Martelloni et al. 2012; Lagomarsino et al. 2013).

The sample is considered representative of persons living in nursing homes in Eastern Massachusetts.

Final value of signal is considered representative of the amount of transcript in solution.

Scattered, isolated pixels were considered representative of exurban development.

Therefore, these units may be considered representative of the juvenile lower crust.

One common method for circumventing this obstacle models a subset of detailed scenarios which are considered representative of the system.

The truth is that if the response rate is low, the data should not be considered representative of the class as a whole.

Note: The absolutely terrible full-length Black Jack movie that made it to the US should NOT be considered representative of this series.