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Oxidation potentials of all buffers were located between 0.6 and 1.22 V, which is a range that includes the redox potential of gold.

For the localized-corrosion controlled alloys, the t0.5 parameter physically scales with electrochemical response ΔE which is a range between corrosion potential (Ecorr) and pitting potential (Ept).

A year or two later, another of the children was found to have "early signs of pervasive early developmental disorder which is a range of cognitive diseases which also includes autism".

This is typically called "release limit" which is a range of potency within which an individual lot can be released to market ensuring that its potency will remain within registered specification limits throughout the shelf life.

With this limitation, we can see that the approximation in (9) gives a tight upper-bound of the BER starting from an SNR value higher than 13 dB which corresponds to a BER lower than 10−9 (which is a range of interest corresponding to typical practical/industrial performance).

Even the French – national cuisine: croissants and butter – have only got 12percentt obesity levels, which is a range scientists still refer to as "jolly".

Their progress towards both anatomic and functional success was followed through August 1, 2000, which was a range of 2 to 16.8 years.

The experiments were carried out in a pressure range of 400 600 kPa which is a typical range of biogas upgrading.

The estimated static stress drop approximately ranges from 5 to 20 MPa, which is a typical range of values for tectonic earthquakes.

On The RealReal, items will resale anywhere from 10percentto90percentcent of the original retail price, which is a wide range.

For most sites, the condition factor varied between 0.17 and 0.22 which is a common range for healthy eels.