In each study, lumbar spine BMD was modeled as a linear function of lean mass and fat mass in the multiple linear regression, from which the statistical significance (P < 0.05) of each regression parameters was noted.
An empirical model was developed to predict the catalyst performance as a function of cycle time, lean fraction of cycle time, and catalyst composition.
Empirical models were developed to predict the catalyst performance as a function of cycle time, lean fraction of cycle time, and catalyst composition.
The study identified the best intercooling strategy as a function of operating conditions (lean loading, liquid to gas ratio (L/G)).
Aims of our work were to identify which group of women, as a function of the weight, body lean, and fat mass, were at increased risk of reduction of skeletal muscle mass that could lead to sarcopenia and to verify if the codon 72 in exon 4 p53 gene polymorphism could be associated with this condition.
Measurements of soot size distribution and number concentration as a function of the HAB under fuel lean (Φoverall = 0.8) and slightly rich (Φoverall = 1.14) conditions showed a decrease in particle mean diameter and a significant increase in number concentration in the region where O2 concentration decreased.
In obesity research, over 47 studies have estimated human basal metabolic rate (BMR) as a function of different body measures like fat, lean mass, age, and height.
Additionally, as a function of both residual GFR and changes in lean body muscle mass (sarcopaenia) perhaps related to inflammation and chronic acidosis in stage 5 CKD, eGFR (MDRS' formula) overestimates true GFR (inulin clearance) by about 3.3 mL/min/1.73 m or by about 42% [ 52].
The process model quantified daily changes in lipid stores as a function of the physiological condition of the seal (lipid:lean tissue ratio, departure lipid and departure mass), its foraging location, two measures of behaviour and environmental covariates.
Empirical models were developed to predict the NOx conversion capacity of the catalyst as a function of total cycle time and the fraction spent in the lean phase.
