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Those corresponding to the diets of grazing species, 2 4 years, are clearly far too short for a viable population, and even the diet of the mixed feeder Gazella granti yields an unrealistically low life span estimate of less than 5 years.

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Life span estimates in the wild are based on growth rates, and limited studies of bone growth rings suggest that the life spans of wild crocodiles and those in captivity may be similar.

However, the use of relaxed clock models and Bayesian frameworks to include the calibration uncertainty as prior distributions can make use of such fossil to derive age span estimates for the basal nodes in a well-supported tree.

This reflects the potential for divergent evolution in R-genes that can be matched by species-specific coevolution of miRNA genes over a relatively short time span (estimated split between tomato and potato ∼ 8 Ma).

A limitation of this study was the use of expected life span (estimated from age- and gender-specific life expectancies) for the 70%% of subjects who were still living.

Based on the failure or success of PCR amplification, the size and position of each deletion fragment was deduced and new primers spanning estimated deletion fragment were designed for straightforward amplification of pending test samples (see schematic diagram in Figure  2).

pombe as either 6.52 × 10 (including SNMs in double and complex mutations) or 8.80 × 10 (ignoring SNMs in double and complex mutations), which span the estimate of effective population size for S. cerevisiae, 8.53 × 10 (Liti et al. 2009).

This work investigates the use of nonlinear estimators or observers to provide cost-effective span tension estimates from system measurements.

In ancient Rome and medieval Europe the average life span is estimated to have been between 20 and 30 years.

Previous research has examined men's lacrosse injury data from the NCAA-ISP during a 15-year span (1988/1989 2003/2004), estimating competition and practice injury rates to be 12.58 and 3.24/1000AE, respectively (Dick et al. 2007b).

A range bias as a constant for the 60-day span is estimated for each station and for each type of satellite, i.e., LAGEOS-1 and 2 combined, Ajisai only, LARES only, and Starlette and Stella combined, so that they can absorb station-dependent, satellite-dependent biases primarily caused by target signature effects (Otsubo and Appleby 2003; Otsubo et al. 2015; Kucharski et al. 2015).

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