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These cut-off values were also dependent on the number of reads, but resistance mutations that represented on average 0.05% (range 0.014 0.29%) and viral variants that represented on average 0.11% (range 0.09 0.21%) were high-confidence, i.e. exceeded our statistically derived cut-off values.
There was also a copper nose ornament in the shape of the moon and some jade beads, one of which represented a deity similar to that represented on the incense burners found at Temple 3. The remains dated from the earlier phase of occupation of Iximche and the deceased had died in battle from a blow to the head from a blunt instrument.
Some children have two mamas and some parents have two daddies - let's have that represented on the wall.
The Play to Give programme suggests an interest in diversity, but it would have been nice to see that represented on stage.
This applies both on and off screen; 15% of the population has a disability, but we don't see that represented on our screens often enough.
The CW show's star and co-creator Rachel Bloom said at the PaleyFestFall TV Previews, "We always wanted the male lead to be Asian because I grew up with Asian bros, and I hadn't seen that represented on TV".
Radiocarbon dating of soil samples showed that the fire consumed a soil layer that represents on average 37 years of plant growth and no more than 50 years.
In contrast Brayley et al. (2011) developed a script that represents on the same diagram five tracks based on multiple accounts, but unlike Savona et al. (2013) they did not explicitly 'consider the actions undertaken by the victims'.
Power Doppler or Doppler angiography is a technique that represents on a B-mode image only the magnitude of Doppler signal rather than velocity and direction.
Our data in fact argue that there are likely to be myriad additional changes to the genome and genes produced by cortical increases in DNA content that represent, on average, hundreds of megabases of additional sequence.
From the 1970s through the 90s, the Five Families had a chokehold on both major construction firms and most of the unions that represented workers on job sites.
