These estimates and associated PIs are less precise, as demonstrated by the wider intervals, than those for the cardiovascular outcome because of the small number of respiratory admissions.
The Late Neoproterozoic - Cambrian U-Pb ages (ca. 700-490 Ma) comprise the wide interval of high-grade metamorphism, klippen and plutonism related to the Pan-African Orogeny.
This result is caused by the wide interval between consecutive interruptions, considerably decreasing the CMg at the interruption regions and resulting in the non-uniformity of the CMg distribution by Mg segregation and diffusion after interruption (Figure 3a).
The scattered data along the wide interval of the horizontal axis in figure 3 show a great variation.
75 The large complexity of H. sapiens likely justifies its use of the most protein diversity as deduced from the wide interval of T2 variations in Figure 2B.
The wide interval was due in part to the small number of such deaths (averaging 45 per year) in the NHDS sample.
Although these results illustrate the usefulness of Porcine SNP60 BeadChip to detect CNVRs, the number detected here is probably a gross underestimate given the wide interval between SNPs in the Porcine 60 k BeadChip.
But when the Bruckner followed after a brief pause, the sense of musical space opened out immediately, sculpted by the wide intervals of the opening and their absorption into the first winding theme.
Mr. Rainey, with whom she's played more than the others, used brushes and mallets and, without a lot of authority, a glockenspiel; he kept the rhythm tossing, imparting a jittery feeling to the wide-interval themes.
Short of breath, my throat tightened, and as I precariously leapt up the wide intervals, I trembled, unsure of what would come out.
