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There were also a number of microbial taxa that were common during the night across all islands including one phylotype from the family Rhodobacteraceae (Alphaproteobacteria) that on average represented 17% of the night population and up to 33% on Starbuck.

Daily fluxes of NH3 were between 2.5 and 4.7 g m−2 d−1 and on average represented 38% of fed nitrogen.

On average (represented by the red bar), the footprint of the Nissan Leaf was bigger than the footprint of the Tiida for both the automatic (AT) and manual transmission (MT) models.

Of the women and men idled along with that equipment, only 37% got a government unemployment check and that check, on average, represented only 35% of their weekly wages. .

An average of 72 valid bands per clone was detected and each band, on average, represented a ∼1.4 kb fragment of a BAC clone.

Women, on average, represented 81.2% of the study cohorts, though none of the remaining studies sought to exclude males.

The 3.63 minutes saved on average represents significant time savings of 30.9% (p < 0.01).

Now, seemingly, that sentiment has taken hold with members of the House, each of whom, on average, represents just 750,000 people.

But Democrats on average represent districts with less land area, according to an analysis of geographic data, and presumably require shorter trips for state business.

One study has found that in the average buyout, management receives $52.2 million by selling stock, and then reloads with stock in the newly private company, which on average represents 21.9 percent of the new company.

Thus, each scaffold on average represents about 2.6 compounds.