Studies range from molecular biology to neuropsychology of cognitive processes.
These studies range through farm, village, watershed, county, state, and national to global scales of analysis.
But the estimated impact is very small — almost at the bottom of the postwar studies' range.
The needed studies range from basic physics experiments and mathematical modeling to experiments in animal models and clinical trials.
The most common adherence measures were the proportion of participants completing exercise programs (ie, did not cease participation, four studies, range 65to8686%), proportion of available sessions attended (five studies, range 58 to 77%) and average number of home exercise sessions completed per week (two studies, range 1.5 to 3 times per week).
The subjects for these studies range from normal human adults and infants to brain-damaged patients, and various non-human primate and avian species.
These studies range from individual elements such as decks, pergolas and small bridges to territorial infrastructures such as fortifications, roads, highways and railroads.
Studies range from examinations of physical chemical properties dependent on its electronic structure, to investigations of the stability as a function of oxygen supply.
The timescales revealed by these studies range beyond the Quaternary into the Miocene, and provide links between desert landscapes and late Cenozoic climate changes.
Observational studies range in size and detail; we may observe a single patient at the bedside or conduct a population-wide census.
Studies range from genetic analyses of human populations to animal and cell culture models of neurological disorders.
