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The second group of fossils, described in 2007, preserve nearly complete Eospermatopteris plants that were approximately 8 metres (about 26 feet) tall.

Crack sold for anywhere between $5 and $20 per vial (a small capsule that contains pebble-size pieces of crack that were approximately one tenth of a gram of powdered cocaine).

The results showed the production of zero-valent iron nanoparticles that were approximately 5 nm in diameter arranged in agglomerates.

PbO2 nanowires that were approximately 200 nm in diameter were obtained by template electrodeposition using an anodic aluminum oxide membrane.

Curing the masks outside this range resulted in eroded features that were approximately 15 20% and ∼5% larger than intended, for the thick and thin masks, respectively.

Well-grown, synthesized OCP was mechanically ground from 100too 300 μm-sieved granules to particles that were approximately 500 nm in size.

Cells grown on agar plates with 20 40% conditioned medium produced colonies that were approximately 2.3-fold larger than cells grown without conditioned medium.

For the −CIDR group (n = 20), estrus was checked daily after an initial dose of PGF2α to allotted females that were approximately 7 days (range: 6 9 days) from estrus, when the first dose of FSH was administered.

An earlier study of a Neotropical dung fly, Archisepsis diversiformis (Diptera: Sepsidae), reported anecdotally that two central American populations that were approximately 500 km apart (Costa Rica and Panama) differed in male courtship behaviour despite being morphologically similar.

The EVI showed a higher sensitivity to seasonality than the NDVI; however, both indices displayed seasonal variations that were approximately one-half that found with the measured landscape green cover dynamics.

An additivity-based design using the activity-based profile generated two peptides with affinities for importin α that were approximately 5 million times higher than that of the starting template sequence.