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At the same time CGG trinucleotide repeats in high-normal and intermediate ranges were associated with premature FSH elevations [29], [30].

However, greater levels of total cholesterol and triglycerides, even within the normal ranges, were associated with the incidence of BMLs in knees free of BMLs at baseline.

Dales et al. (2004) reported that between 1984 and 1999, daily increases in SO2 and NO2 equivalent to their interquartile ranges were associated with an 18% increase in daily SIDS.

In a separate analysis of the single BP components with different BP ranges, neither systolic (120 129 mmHg and 130 139 mmHg) nor diastolic prehypertension (80 89 mmHg) ranges were associated with significant increased risks for CVD events in this population (supplementary Table 2).

At greater crustal depths, the backbone ranges are associated with 2-D conductors elongated in the NNE-SSW direction.

NO release in different temperature ranges was associated with both the destruction of nitro-, nitroso-groupsoso-groups and oxidation of HCN.

These power ranges are associated to an inclination angle of the PCB varying between 0° and 90° (horizontal and vertical positions respectively) corresponding to the operative conditions of these devices increasingly used in electronics.

Geographically, most archipelagos and regions of the world with north-south mountain ranges are associated with low covariances, and large continental masses are associated with high mean covariances.

In conclusion, we present data from nine of the most common species in a subtidal community that serve as a starting point for examining the hypothesis that habitat temperatures across the species' ranges are associated with temperature tolerance.

All species of the D. buzzatii cluster are cactophilic so their ranges are associated with the distributions of their host plants.

Our results indicate that ohnologues with slower rates of evolution and wide expression ranges are associated with slowly evolving tissues, whereas SSD genes with faster rates of evolution and narrow range of expression are associated with fast evolving tissues.