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Cerato and Lutenegger (2007) further evaluated the trend of decreasing N γ with increasing footing width by testing a large range of model-scale square and circular footing sizes, ranging in width from 0.025 to 0.914 m, on two well-graded sands at three relative densities.

Given the multiple comparisons involved in testing a large range of congenital anomaly subtypes against six pollution measures, our analyses are likely to have given rise to some chance associations, and results should be interpreted with caution.

Testing a larger range of variability than commonly explored in biparental populations seemed critical for our needs.

This is a time consuming procedure if one has to test a large range of possible numbers of clusters.

For this study, we tested a large range of algal strains from culture collections (see Materials and Methods) to sample broadly the phylogenetic diversity of the Chlorophyta and particularly the order Chlamydomonadales (class Chlorophyceae, fig. 1).

We adopted our assumptions for generating those synthetic benchmarks based on the averaged P V data reported in literature (Lorusso et al. 1997; Kawaguchi et al. 2001; Steendijk et al. 2006; Brinke et al. 2010) and tested a large range of possible pressure offsets according to physiologically realistic variability of diastolic P V data.

At the same time a purely empirical approach would involve the need to test such a large range of different examples that it is unlikely ever to provide for all the possible examples met in a real kitchen.

The pore size frequency of Cortoss® deviated from that of the other products tested, as a large range of pore sizes (25 to 300 μm) were approximately equally present.

The advantage of this method is that, in one simple experiment, it allows numerous compounds to be tested across a large range of concentrations owing to the diffusion of the drugs into the surrounding solid medium.

Thanks to various pre-crack sizes (from about 200 to 1000 μm) and a substantial amount of experimental data (90 tests), a large range of crack steady-state velocities have been obtained, from about 1050 m/s (0.23 CR) to 3700 m/s (0.83 CR), as shown in Fig. 1a.

Fracture toughness testing of a large range of PVC foams, used as sandwich core materials, is presented.