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After measuring the area where bones were formed by randomly designating 4 locations from one specimen, an average was calculated and shown by ratio.

In patients with positive margins on initial lumpectomy specimens, an average of two margins was involved, with no difference between the two arms.

For resected specimens, an average of 3 × 1.6 mm cores were assessed on tissue microarrays; however, due to limitations in tissue availability, only one or two cores were assessed for biopsy specimens.

Where there was more than one specimen available, an average of the immunoscores for the specimens was calculated.

The surface layer of single-pass-heated specimen has an average hardness of about 900 HV0.1, while the specimen treated with multipass shows an average hardness of about 700 HV0.1, because of the heat effect from the neighboring pass treating, compared with the substrate hardness of about 300 HV0.1.

We generated up to 49 cDNAs for each tissue specimen, with an average of 30 (SD 13.7) cDNAs per specimen.

Patients with >1 KIPyV-positive specimen had an average of >3 logs higher maximum viral log10 copies/mL (median 6.56) than KIPyV-positive patients with 1 positive specimen (median 2.86, p<0.001).

Most species (133 out of 157) were represented by multiple specimens, with an average of 12 specimens per species; six species were represented by more than 50 specimens.

The ninth specimen exhibits an average cortical vascular density (Supplementary Fig. 2) in the lower range of neognaths (circa 69 canals/mm2), but higher than the hoatzin (Opisthocomus hoazin; circa 43 canals/mm2), whereas the average cortical vascular density of the smaller fifth specimen is higher than in most neognaths assessed (circa 116 canalSupplementarymentary Fig. 3).

Mechanical properties of the Al Cu Fe quasicrystalline coating and a bulk Al Cu Fe quasicrystalline specimen with an average grain size of about 50 μm were examined using a set of micro- and nanoindentation techniques (with plotting stress strain curves).

The specimen had an average of 49 pores per square millimetre, roughly equivalent to 425 million pores.