Using concurrent partnerships as the unit of analysis, we report the median number of acts reported (or the median category) for the most frequent partner, and both the median and the 75th percentile for the less frequent partner.
For those reporting UAS during the last 3 months the median number of UAS acts was four.
Some participants reported having sex only with a primary partner (29.2%), but the median number of partners was three, with a median of one act of UAI per partner.
Listed along with each are freshmen's median SAT and ACT scores, to give prospective students a sense of what they're up against, or scare them away.
Commenting further on Fig. 4, it can be seen that AASHTO 2011 design guidelines fail to warrant safety during emergency braking of a vehicle moving with 130 km/h on the passing lane of such a left curved divided highway, since the median barrier acts as a vertical wall between the object (0.60 m) and the driver (1.08 m) heights.
In contrast, in fasting mice, dips in blood glucose levels, likely perceived by tanycytes themselves thanks to their glucosensing properties [ 6], trigger VEGFA expression in these cells, and VEGF accumulation in the median eminence acts on endothelial VEGFR2 to promote the fenestration of capillary loops that reach the ARH [ 4].
The median dorsal fins act as keels, used for directional stability and to prevent from spinning or rolling.
The labellum (lip) of the Ophrys flower is a specialized median petal that acts as a dummy female of a species of bee or wasp (depending on the species of Ophrys), the resemblance being so close that males visit the flower in an attempt to copulate with the dummy female (see photograph).
The one exception is Ugandan trading center women, who report a median of 28 acts per year with their more frequent partner.
In the US, every group reports a median of 2 10 acts last year with their less frequent partner, and for all but one group, this is also the 75th percentile.
