Some studies have found rather high spontaneous CNS cure rates of about 60 to 70% during the dry period [ 34], whereas others found markedly lower rates, ranging from 15.5 to 44% [ 16, 35].
The median age was markedly lower (15 years; range 3 67 years), more patients were male (83%), and more were non-Hispanic Whites (83%), as compared to other periods (Table 1).
Compared with previous research, the mean percentage of ground returns recorded here (3.82%) was markedly lower that the typical range (11 − 33%) found for other coniferous species (Næsset [2002]; Næsset and Bjerknes [2001]; Næsset [2004a]) but was quite similar to that recorded for highly stocked unthinned hinoki cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa Sieb. et Zucc).
Compared to previous research, the mean percentage of ground returns recorded in this study (3.82%) was markedly lower that the typical range found for other coniferous species (Næsset 2002; Næsset and Bjerknes 2001; Næsset 2004a) but was similar to that recorded for high density unthinned hinoki cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa Sieb. et Zucc).
However, the tachycardic peak was significantly reduced in STZ-diabetic rats, the values of HR range were markedly lower in STZ-diabetic rats than in normal Wistar rats.
It seems more likely that the true conversion rate for DYS385 must be at the lower end of this range, and markedly lower than the single-step mutation rate, otherwise a high δr could not be maintained.
For 2011 2012 URM and non-URM matriculants, the low end of the GRE quantitative score range was markedly lower than for matriculants admitted during 2007 2008, the most recent pre IMSD era admissions period.
The morphological properties of common channel types (bedrock, cascade, step-pool, plane-bed, and pool-riffle) broadly correspond with those observed elsewhere, although channel slope ranges were markedly lower.
Cortisol concentrations were not significantly different between the hepatic vein and inferior vena cava samples, but aldosterone concentrations from hepatic venous blood (median, 17 pmol/l; range, 40 860 pmol/l) were markedly lower than in samples from the inferior vena cava (median, 860 pmol/l; range, 460 4510 pmol/l).
The data showed considerable variation and more markedly so in patients within the lower range of GFR.
