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The type of research recognized by participants as important or relevant ranged from explorative descriptive type studies to randomized controlled trials.

The Hull MBA has 33 corporate partners who help to inform the course content and keep it relevant, ranging from the NHS hospital trusts, fire and rescue, the police, local authorities and companies such as BAe Systems and the Royal Bank of Scotland.

The fluorescent intensity of the nanospheres increases with increasing pH, and its fluorescent intensity has no major effect in the physiologically relevant range from pH 5.7 to pH 8 compared with free FITC.

Therefore, we explored scanning rates within a physiologically relevant range (from 5 to 100 nt/s).

This normal distribution thus covered the relevant range from 0.3%to1%1% substitutions per site per My.

Figure  3b is an excerpt of Fig.  3a showing only this relevant range from 19% (bottom left) to 58% (upper right).

The proportion of patients that reported improvement exceeding the cut-off for clinical relevant change ranged from 30 to 61% for the various KDQOL-SF domains.

Follow-up rates were fully reported by three [ 38, 40, 41] of the six relevant studies and ranged from 76% [ 41] to 100% [ 40].

The percentage of probes found to be relevant in Genepix ranged from 53 to 55 % for MCF-7-derived RNAs whereas it varied from 57 to 60%% for the skeletal muscle sample.

The first Oxford Dictionary of Journalism is published this month.* Its author, Tony Harcup, who teaches journalism at Sheffield university, spent more than two years defining around 1,400 relevant terms, ranging from above-the-fold to zines.

Relevant examples range from small C4 symmetric calix[4]arenes and porphyrin ligands, which may achieve nanomolar affinity for protein surfaces of pharmaceutical interest, to large-sized dendrimers that provide promising adherence-inhibition for toxins and other relevant lectins.