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The genus Antennaria (pussytoes), well known in the Northern Hemisphere, is dioecious, and some of the species are represented in large parts of their range only by pistillate plants.

As an example, at 300 m depth, dark objects can be seen at a 6.5% longer range if the diameter of a 1 mm eye is increased by 10%, but if the eye is already 10 mm in diameter, a 10% further increase in diameter will only generate a 4% longer visual range, and for a 100 mm eye, a 10% size increase improves the visual range only by a modest 2.5%.

It is important to note that the temperature range used in these laboratory experiments was much greater than that found naturally occurring in this study (average daily temperature ranged only by 2.5 degrees C over the course of this study).

With a tidal range only exceeded by the Bay of Fundy in Canada, the possibilities of renewable energy generation have been endlessly rehearsed.

In addition, unlike microarray data, which are affected by the dynamic range of the scanner, sequence data have a linear dynamic range only limited by the sequencing depth.

Of the pressures in the recommended range, only 25.3% were by the PBP method vs 74.7% by the LOR with a statistically significant positive mean difference (MD) 0.47191, pvalue = 0.000 (95% CI 0.343-0.602).

Matuidi and Benzema both have fierce strikes at goal from close range, only to be denied by ludicrously good blocks from desperate Swiss bodies.

Arsenal released the shackles and Ramsey handed Ozil what appeared a formality from close range only to be denied superbly by Michel Vorm.

Although the antioxidant therapy was able to restore circulating values of its different components within the normal range, only the inflammatory response (estimated by the C-reactive protein level) in the trauma and in the subarachnoid haemorrhage groups was improved.

The disc is entitled simply "Funèbre," and as the packaging implies -- with a cover photo showing a black mountain range, illuminated only by a flash of lighting on its far side -- the title work is dark and powerful.

Recovering on the French Riviera from a respiratory ailment, Stevenson spent 12 days walking 120 miles from the town of Le Monastier to Saint-Jean-du-Gard in the Cévennes mountain range, accompanied only by his donkey, Modestine.