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The resolution in cross range derived from the Doppler frequency shift is far better than that achieved with a narrow-beam antenna.

Under the coadsorbent-free conditions, the short-circuit photocurrent and overall solar-to-electrical energy conversion efficiency of the photovoltaic cells was improved by the contribution of photosensitizing effect in the wavelength range derived from the electron-acceptor components rather than the squarylium component.

Referring to inspiratory capacity, we used a range derived from the whole population instead of a single value to account for physiological variability (inspiratory capacities were normally distributed in our population).

Here, we also show the traces of the synthetic mean wave and its standard deviation (error range) derived from the seismograms; the initial wavelet without the cracks is also plotted for reference.

In Fig. 10 we show the normalized average power in the Pc3 frequency range derived from the wavelet power spectra of Fig. 9 for Cluster-3 MFA components, CHAMP total field, and Island Lake H and D components, between 19 59 and 20 43 UT on 10 April 2006.

The blue circles indicate the results of [2, 3] showing the variability of mean pollen density on Urtica leaves during the flowering period for each site over the distance range derived from the standardised PMF pollen deposition data (n = 216) calibrated to Urtica leaf pollen density by in situ measurements close to the pollen source (n = 834).

In this study, we estimate the bias in the Envisat ranges derived from the ICE-1 waveform retracking, which are nowadays widely used in hydrologic applications.

Normal strain ranges derived from standard apical images should not be applied to strain derived from sub-costal images, off-axis apical imaging, or applications in which a standard window cannot be defined.

These data make it possible to estimate kinematic orbits (KOs), which consist of epoch-wise geometric fits of the pseudo-ranges derived from the hl-SST data and describe the position of the satellites with cm precision.

Exclusion of eligible volunteers based on reference ranges derived from a different population creates unnecessary delays in enrolment.

For the hematological and clinical chemistry parameters, eligibility was determined using a set of modified reference ranges derived from populations in the US (Table 1) [7].