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The factors influencing food prices are complex and multiple, ranging from extreme weather conditions to export bans and rising supply and demand from emerging markets".

The source information to derive these rules is multiple, ranging from the application layer information, the tariff, users mobility, and the variability of the calculated metrics.

The sources of psychological trauma are multiple, ranging from witnessing to being forced to commit violent acts, and compounded by prolonged exposure to violence, often for months or years.

Over half of the callers (521; 57.4%) rang the helpline about a single issue; 269 (29.6%) reported two issues and just under 13% of callers had multiple (ranging from three to nine) issues.

8 The mechanisms of the beneficial effects are multiple, ranging from modulation of intestinal microflora composition to a direct effect on intestinal mucosa structure and function, and on local and systemic immune response.

The factors which influence career decisions are multiple, ranging from individuals' characteristics [ 8- 10], to the perceived benefits and attractiveness of particular specialties [ 11- 13], to factors associated with medical school curricula, such as experience of the chosen specialty [ 13- 16].

Big banks such as Wells Fargo, Bank of New York and Mellon Bank sell at estimated 2001 price-to-earnings multiples ranging from 12 to 22.

Simon French and Lindsey Kerrigan at Panmure Gordon said: This would be an excellent strategic move in our view, transforming the group into the UK's largest casino group and not overly expensive on an implied historic enterprise value/EBITDA multiple of 9.4 times (prior UK casino transaction multiples range from 11.2-19.8 times).

Those multiples ranged from 7 times for recorded music to 23 times for cable networks.

Our multiples range from 1.3 to 2. The most valuable NASCAR team is Roush Racing, by our calculations worth an estimated $218 million.

We observed intratumor genetic branching patterns of multiple complexities, ranging from a single shared mutation to a shared mutation and multiple nonshared mutations within a tumor.