Sentence examples for red intervals from inspiring English sources
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Stratigraphy and petroleum system of Tripura, Assam Arakan basin (the red intervals highlighted above reflect the gross intervals within which multiple pays are producing).
This analysis reveals a sharp distinction between lineages with short (<6 months) extinction times (green intervals in Figure 3) and those with long (>6 months) extinction times (red intervals in Figure 3).
In contrast, the only parallel mutations that exclusively occurred in periods of stasis (red intervals) were also the only ones to occur in non-epitope regions of the HA protein.
Similarly, the ratio of nucleotide substitutions leading to amino acid replacements in the epitopes to all other substitutions (both synonymous and nonsynonymous) was 23:24 for the "green" intervals and 9 30 for the red intervals (P = 0.012 by Fisher's exact test).
The analysis also showed that bringing the all-red interval closer to the values recommended by the Institute of Transportation Engineers formula may bring down the rates of violations for low-volume approaches.
The diversity in red bed intervals with poor preservation potential varies between 11 and 21 species.
Response times were also calculated after shuffling either male bout (blue dashed) or female pulse (red dashed) intervals.
Another simple solution that has been tested in the most whiplash prone streets in recent years is doubling the time between red-light intervals, thus reducing the number of abrupt stops.
These numbers show the dominant speed of the cars 50 m before and after the intersections at two intersecting streets obtained by the distance and time (minus the red lights interval).
Sliding window (15-kb window size, 5-kb step size) absolute genomic divergence (dxy) across the red (D ) interval and genomic regions unlinked to color pattern.
Individuals were characterized for >100 quantitative traits, and 14 traits were selected for this analysis (bilirubin, total cholesterol, γ-GT, glycemia, HDL, height, LDL, PR-interval, QT-interval, red blood cell counts (RBC), serum iron, transferrin, triglycerides and uric acid).
