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Periods of 20 ms or more were designated ripple episodes.

Those reviewed individuals in whom the consensus estimate of probability of asthma was 50% or more were designated clinically asthmatic and the remainder were designated clinically non-asthmatic.

Students who obtained an overall score less than 28 were designated "low users", those scoring 29 42 were "moderate users" and those scoring 43 or more, were designated "high users" of the e-resources.

Over 400 other military personnel are involved with relief efforts and 120 more are designated as an "emergency company," scanning Lockyer Valley for survivors.

As the money ran out, more and more forts were designated as second- or third-class locations, and were dismantled and the land returned to its original owners.

The report concludes: "It is troubling that more projects were designated 'Don't Know' than were rated; more often than not there was insufficient information to allow a rating..

Many social and environmental criteria overlapped spatially, and areas influenced by one or more criteria were designated as areas of potential conflicts.

Nestlings that matched attendant males at all loci were assigned within-pair paternity, and those that failed to match attendant males at two or more loci were designated as extra-pair.

Patients with 8 or more chronic conditions documented were designated as having a large chronic disease burden, and patients making 9 or more visits to their PCP in the past year were categorized as having frequent PCP visits.

Owing to the lack of rain, more than two thousand counties were designated federal disaster areas, and it's been estimated that damage to agriculture reduced the nation's gross domestic product by as much as one per cent.

Areas that comprised one or more recreational experience values were designated by use of GIS techniques and map-based indicators for each of the seven 'experience classes' (wilderness; feeling of the forest; panoramic views, water, and scenery; biodiversity and land form; cultural history; activity and challenge; service and gathering).