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Prominently, these values were over the cut-off levels accepted in the United States which are ranging between 0.10 and 1 mg/l.

The models which are ranging from as simple as voltage controlled switch to as detail as leader progression model will carefully be evaluated.

In this part of the genome there are five non-coding regions, which are ranging in size from 87 to 250 bp.

The 60-mg dose would correspond to an oral LD50 of around 0.8 mg/kg, a dose that is considerably smaller than the values determined for laboratory animals, which are ranging from 3.3 (mice) to more than 50 mg/kg (rats) (Hayes 1982).

Araki himself has published more than 300 books of photographs, many of which are ranged around the Barbican's balcony railing.

While the medium values, which are ranged between 50 (Ω m) and 93 (Ω m), may refer to the relative decreasing in fractures density and intensity and water content of the carbonate rocks and its water quality is fresh.

Where the low-resistivity values, which are ranged from 11 to 50 (Ω m), reflect the locations of very high fractures (V.H.F) and high fractures (H.F) and refer to the probability in increasing of fracture intensity and density.

The calculations are performed for ventilation effectiveness factor (VEF) which is ranging from 0.58 to 1.29.

The increase of contact radius was calculated for each impact, which is ranging from 41%to44%41%to44%

Feed samples from peri-urban had significantly higher levels of aflatoxin B1 ranging between 0 and 147.86 μg/kg compared to rural dairy system which was ranging between 2.31 and 84.41 μg/kg (Table 3).

In spite of that, the selected credit relationships are responsible for a fraction of the total credit lent by the banking system which is ranging from 38% to almost 48%.