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The measured elastic modulus data exhibited much more scatter than those of the corresponding Knoop hardness.

In the carbon fiber specimens, the failure was in general more localized and the strengths had more scatter than in the glass fiber specimens.

For rights, there is considerably more scatter than with lefts (Kendall's τ = −0.096, p = 0.11, df = 77; see Figure 3), and the relation, while not significant, is in the predicted direction.

The plots of skewness against log mean), though often broadly exponential, showed more scatter than those of log variance) against log mean).

Results at low S/BG have much more scatter than results at S/BG >50 (see supporting information), suggesting that imperfect background corrections dominate the uncertainty in the direct atmospheric measurements.

Although the correlation line in the gene expression scatter plot between the control cells and cells at the irreversible stage was near 45° (Fig. 3C), the expression signatures were more scatter than those at any other stages of the transformation process.

The destruction of the World Trade Center will leave the financial services industry more scattered than ever and with far fewer employees in Manhattan.

C1 Financial Community Dispersed The destruction of the World Trade Center will leave the financial-services industry more scattered than ever and with far fewer employees in Manhattan.

It is also more scattered than the ports through which imported gas arrives.The more shale gas America uses, the more local the energy business becomes.

THURSDAY'S PUZZLE — There's a slight trick to getting the theme of today's puzzle by Kevan Choset, and it's not that the theme material is a bit more scattered than usual.

The distributions were qualitatively similar to each other except that at the administrative level, the distributions in Ivory Coast are much more scattered than those observed in Portugal, suggesting greater regional variance.