Deeper into the woods, the fresh snow recently was broken only by the footsteps of other early walkers, leaving marks Thoreau referred to in "Walden" as "a meandering dotted line, with wide intervals between the dots".
The district-level SRH prevalence ranged from 5 to 47% with wide intervals reflecting the small sample size at the district level.
He showed stylistic breadth on tunes like Mr. Hall's "Waltz New" and Harry Warren's "Summer Night," paving choruses with wide-interval, unresolved phrases, giving them a hint of recklessness.
Mr. Chase, with his different horns -- especially baritone saxophone, on which he has an authoritative sound -- works in tight circles, generating tough little patterns, while Mr. Bynum tends toward something much more scattershot, with wider intervals.
Thirdly, survival times are skewed to the right (towards longer times), so ranges around any point estimate (for example the predicted median survival) should be asymmetrical with wider intervals above than below.
Few molecular studies have been published on this topic, reporting compositional differences between groups of young adults (20 50 years old) and elderly with a wide interval of age, ranging from 60 to 95 years old [14], [16], [17].
The median survival of UT Twi mice was 41 days, with a wide interval (20 54 days) that reflects the variability of the disease progression.
With these wide intervals optimization runs were performed where 25 parameters were optimized simultaneously.
Generally, the stitches should be in a straight line, like a less computerized version of this: - - - - - - This stitch, with the wide intervals between each bit of thread, is called the basting stitch.
Complete response and complete or partial response was significantly more frequent with MMF than with cyclophosphamide, with numbers needed to treat of 895%5% confidence interval 4.3 to 60) to induce one additional complete or partial response, with wide confidence intervals.
The confidence intervals also show that estimates determined to be 'nonsignificant' are associated with wide confidence intervals and hence low power (Table S2; Box 2).
