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It is obvious from the color-coding of the data points according to uptake time in Figs. 1 a and 2 a that this effect at most is responsible for a minor part of the scatter, driving LBR to somewhat higher values at late times (which on average correspond to lower SUVblood values, explaining the small but significant negative correlation of LBR and SUVblood in Fig. 2 a).

The reported statistics refer to one year before the receipt of windfall, which, on average, corresponds to a third year in the sample for winners.

This criterion would allow for the majority of COI samples obtained from environmental samples to be binned into genetic clusters which on average corresponds with distinct species.

The distribution of the remaining 1507 SNPs, that were located on the integrated linkage map (Table  3), showed that the mean distances between two SNP markers were 1.32 and 1.79 cM for the original set and the GoldenGate validated set, respectively, which on average corresponded to a 35% increase.

From linear regression models in which exposure was log-transformed, Jedrychowski et al. (2004) estimated a decrease by 140 g in mean birth weight when exposure increased from a level of 10 μg/m up to a level of 50 μg/m, which on average corresponds to a decrease by 3.5 g for each increase of 1 μg/m in PM2.5 exposure.

In Sweden, during 2011, the overall societal cost of HZ and PHN was estimated to 227 MSEK (26.2 M€) including patients at all ages which corresponds to on average 7,600 SEK (€880) per HZ patient.

The active heterotrophic biomass in the film was estimated in detached biofilm samples; on average, it corresponded to a 39% fraction of particulate COD.

Detailed electron microscopy [48] demonstrates that the intercross between filaments occurs every 14 16 nm on average which corresponds to ∼5 actin subunits.

We also assumed 5 persons per household on average, which corresponds to ≈1,230 persons overall.

This shortening was 0.9 ms on average, which corresponds to similar changes observed with other experimental designs [ 4, 5].

On average this corresponds to 30 kb of genomic material per band and 2 kb per interband [ 2- 4].