Sentence examples for based on anthropometric data from inspiring English sources

The cases are defined based on anthropometric data that represents the targeted population.

Age-, gender- and ethnicity-specific population averages based on anthropometric data allow comparison of a patient's mentolabial measurements and proportions to the population norms.

This paper reviews the existing information on the tractor seat design that considers anthropometry and biomechanical factors and gives an approach for seat design based on anthropometric data.

Joint angles (measured using electro-goniometers) and maximum forward function reach (MFFR) were used to quantify function limitations, and tasks were completed on three workstations designed for the 5th, 50th, and 95th percentile workers based on anthropometric data tables.

Most of the commercially available total knee arthroplasty (TKA) implants were designed based on anthropometric data of Caucasian knees, thus they may not be suitable for Asian patients (Bilfeld et al. 2012; Gonzalez et al. 2009; Ho et al. 2006; Yue et al. 2011).

The seat dimensions recommended for tractor operator's comfort based on anthropometric data of 5434 Indian male agricultural workers were as follows: seat height of 380 mm, seat pan width of 420 450 mm, seat backrest width of 380 400 mm (bottom) and 270 290 mm (top), seat pan length of 370±10 mm, seat pan tilt of 5 7° backward and seat backrest height of 350 mm.

Up to now, the majority of the models are based on anthropometric reference data and linear regression for determining joint parameters [ 13, 14].

There is no single parameter indicating malnutrition, which instead has to be diagnosed based on anthropometric and biological data, and by multi-factorial indices of nutritional risk.

The design of respirators is based on anthropometric (human facial size and shape) data obtained from groups of people in respirator fit test panels (RFTPs) [ 4].

Consequently, individual modeling based on anthropometric measurements is a big breakthrough in HRTF customization.

Average values, based on anthropometric studies by Farkas [7], for adult North American Whites are 113.5 ± 20.7° in males and 121.4 ± 14.4° in females.