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Average heat transfer coefficients have been measured for larger and lighter spheres of various sizes allowed to move in fluidized beds of sand and glass particles of different size fractions operated at several superficial gas velocities.

The largest moments in serum were measured for large diameter metal metal bearings (<8 Nm for standard bearings), followed by metal polyethylene, and the lowest moments were for small diameter ceramic ceramic and ceramic metal combinations.

We used simulations to understand how methylation differences between samples might influence the relative fluorescence ratios measured for large-insert clones on the array.

At necropsy, tumor was measured for largest (a) and smallest (b) diameters, and the tumor volume was calculated as V = a × b/2.

We focus on two datasets of chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) - a B-cell neoplasm - in which gene expression was measured for large cohorts of patients in two independent datasets [ 21, 22] and for which clinical data were also available.

The time taken between placing a spore on the surface of an agar plate and the appearance of the first mitotic bud was measured for large and small spores on rich and poor media.

In the forthcoming era of personal genomic medicine, we may reasonably expect genome sequences and other forms of high-throughput data (such as gene expression, alternative splicing, DNA methylation, histone acetylation and protein abundances) to be routinely measured for large numbers of people.

The subsample and 2-sample IV approaches described here have broad relevance for MR investigations of exposures that are expensive or impossible to measure for large samples, including biomarkers.

The highest optical poling efficiency (χ(2)≃0.72pm/V) was measured for relative larger molecules (branched).

The pore parameters and permeability were also measured for another larger sample from the same rock fragment through laboratory experiments.

This significant effect, characterised by a strong decrease of the L-LSPR peak height, is summarised in the polar plot in the inset in Fig. 6B also including data measured for angles larger than 90°.