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These wide ranges can be attributed to differing levels of protection and degree of environmental degradation, with better protection and a less degraded environment resulting in higher population density and more moderately sized community ranges.

These wide ranges can be attributed to the heterogeneity with respect to the different types of medical resources incorporated into the cost estimates for each study and medical resource utilization patterns across different countries.

The high reflection exhibited by the samples within visible spectral range can be attributed to the backscattering of the Ag NPs, which increases with the increased NPs' size.

This wide range can be attributed to SGI's accounting rules all expenses of designing workstation chips were allocated to MIPS group, while the revenues from the sales of those workstations went to SGI.

Since higher Tann can obviously enhance the crystallization of Si QDs, the improved optical transmittance in the long-λ range can be attributed to the decreased absorbance from a-Si QDs due to the increased fc of Si QDs [5].

Our idea is well supported by the PL spectra in Figure 12 in which emissions peaks in visible range can be attributed to formation of oxygen vacancies and zinc interstitials which also agrees with reference [6].

In ACCVC and ACTO, a prominent peak in the percent of stems within the 0.6 to 0.7 g cm-3 range can be attributed to the high relative frequency of Pentaclethra macroloba.

Secondly, the enhanced emission intensity in the visible range can be attributed to the higher concentration of surface defect states on the walls of the nanotubes [12, 15]. Figure 2b, d shows the SEM images of solid nanorods and hollow nanotubes with their corresponding monochromatic CL images taken at a wavelength of 375 nm using an acceleration voltage of 10 KeV, Figure 2c, e.

The band around 1,025 to 1,200 cm−1 corresponds to the C-O stretching, while the weak bands in the 1,340 to 1,450 cm−1 range can be attributed to aliphatic CH2 and CH3 groups, CH2 groups of aldehydes and ketones, and the bending modes of O-H bonds in alcohols, phenols, and carboxylic acids [25].

Although much of this phenotypic range can be attributed to the presence or absence of a few key virulence factors, there are other virulence-associated loci that are conserved throughout the B. cereus group, and we hypothesized that these genes may be regulated differently in pathogenic and non-pathogenic strains.

In ACCVC and ACTO, a prominent peak in the percent of stems within the 0.6 to 0.7 g cm−3 range can be attributed to the high relative frequency of Pentaclethra macroloba.