For these values to have significance, they must be considered as lying somewhere near the centre point of a 95 percent range i.e., the so-called ordinary range or, with reservations, the range from normal to the upper and lower borderline limits.
Her blood pressure was in the upper normal - borderline hypertensive range at 130 145/80 100 mmHg.
The borderline between upper and lower scan range was set at approximately 2 cm below the carina.
The functional significance of these deficits was evaluated by examining the incidence of IQ scores < 80, which is considered the upper bound cut-off for borderline intellectual disability (Wechsler 2003).
Because of fuzzy borderlines between the upper alpine, subnival and nival zones, 'high alpine' is used here as an umbrella term for species occurring in these zones of the European Alps.
Talk to enough people who work with the wealthy and the picture that emerges of the upper echelon of American society is borderline feudal: the haves are ensconced in their castles and the have-nots are barbarians to be kept at bay.
Lipid levels were slightly increased in the EVR+Reduced TAC group versus Controls, but remained in the upper range of normal or were borderline elevated.
In comparison, Rappold et al. [ 10] found significant associations for asthma, COPD, pneumonia, congestive heart failure and chest pain symptoms, as well as borderline significant associations for upper respiratory infections and cardiovascular outcomes.
The presence of smoothed Fst peaks that reached but did not exceed the upper limit of the control chart (borderline peaks) on several autosomes [See Additional file 2: Figure S1] suggests recent selection.
Finally, one asymptomatic player had an aortic root dimension at the upper limit of normal but given the borderline measure and normality of other parameters, was provided medical clearance and requested to attend yearly echocardiographic examination.
