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And if the Higgs is even slightly nonstandard, almost none of its mass range has yet been ruled out.

The cross-section energy dependence in the 0.10 1.00 eV center of mass energy range has been measured in arbitrary units for the Li+ acetone adduct formation.

Also important in governing the external shape of the range are the constructional processes that are responsible for uplift of the mass of rock from which the range has been sculptured.

Thus diesel emissions, in general, may contain petrogenic fuel components ranging up to 206 u and also the combustion-generated four- to seven-ring species in the 228 to 302 u mass range that have greater carcinogenic potency.

At moderate to high metallicity, stars near the upper end of that mass range will have lost most of their hydrogen when core collapse occurs and the result will be a type II-L supernova.

We decided to employ emPAI [ 45], which is a modified spectral count taking into account the instrument mass range, because it has been carefully validated by its authors and is well accepted.

Since the start of the financial crisis, the profit margins on GM's other, mass-market ranges have been severely squeezed.

Individual droplet masses in the nanogram (10−9 g) range have been measured precisely on cantilevers, quartz crystal microbalances, and nanomechanical resonators.

Eligible subjects were at least 1 year postmenopause (defined as no menstrual bleeding for at least 1 year before screening and documented luteinizing and follicle-stimulating hormone levels within the postmenopausal range), had a body-mass index of 19 35 kg/m, and had a body weight of 55 95 kg.

When scoring peptides against a query spectrum, peptides within the given mass range will not have an identical number of b (or y) peaks.

While the region below 150 GeV is still "wide open", Professor Heuer said the mass range from 150-200 GeV has now been eliminated as a possible "hiding place" for the Higgs.