These global distributions are coarse geographical representations of documented occurrence patterns – bounded by maximum extents – for each species.
When studies had several adjustment models, we extracted those that reflected the maximum extent of adjustment for potentially confounding variables.
A two-dimensional approach was adopted to develop two models for estimating the maximum extent of stress influence for earthquakes.
Values for the maximum extent of digestion are important for predicting the total digestibility in vivo of starch in foods and the consequent glycaemia.
A secondary comparison used the same comparison group (never or non-current mentholated cigarettes), but assessed risk relating to long-term use of mentholated cigarettes, using the maximum extent of exposure available for the study (e.g. 20+ years use or 32+ pack-years use).
The map also shows the glacial limits for the Late Wisconsinan and for the maximum extent of ice prior to Late Wisconsinan time; this information was derived from many of the source maps cited in Soller.
When I suggested that these should have no bearing on whether I am allowed into the country, the agent threatened to hold me for the maximum extent of his powers.
Biosorption of both dyes on both adsorbents are spontaneous and exothermic with the maximum extent of biosorption at ambient temperature for MB, while it is observed between 40 and 50 °C for MV.
In all the systems investigated, maximum extent of degradation (94.6%) was observed for 10 ppm of p-nitrophenol initial concentration (w/v) using combination of sonophotocatalysis and optimum quantity of H2O2.
Shapefiles for visualising the maximum extent of the ice sheets during the LGM (Last Glacial Maximum) were provided by Ehlers and Gibbard [ 56].
