Women presented higher risk estimates at high WC values, with obese participants of large WC (≥ 88 cm) showing up to 5.6-fold times higher risk of diabetes than their normal weight, low WC (< 80 cm) counterparts (versus 2.8 times higher risk in men).
Our results denote that NLD in metamaterials can provide us a more powerful strategy to engineer the behavior of MI, as compared with the counterpart in CM.
Rice paddies are prone to evaporative concentration because they are relatively shallow and subject to more significant temperature variations, compared to their deeper irrigation channel and tidal channel counterparts (~15 20 cm versus ~100 500 cm, respectively).
BH cohort mothers were on average taller than their Lungwena counterparts (158 cm vs. 155 cm).
DBP = diastolic blood pressure Men and women in Oslo were about 5 cm taller than their counterparts in Kandy.
The opposite is observed at ages 7 14 years: the differences were smaller and, in some ages, Polish children (especially boys) were taller (0.2 0.7 cm) than their German counterparts.
Men were significantly stronger with respect to knee extension strength (difference = 44.5 N/m) and elbow extension strength (difference = 50.0 N/m), whereas women were significantly more flexible (difference sit and reach test = 7.2 cm) than their male counterparts.
These reports compared androphilic (or "homosexual") male-to-female transsexuals with autogynephilic (or "heterosexual") transsexuals and found the homosexual type to be substantially shorter than their autogynephilic counterparts (172.9 cm vs. 175.7 cm in Blanchard, Dickey, & Jones, 1995; 173 cm vs. 175 cm in Smith, van Goozen, Kuiper, & Cohen-Kettenis, 2005).
The settling improvement by PAM was profound in the finer-textured soils (PSL and MCL) by increasing their median particle settling velocity (>2 cm s−1) compared to unflocculated counterparts (<1.1 cm s−1).
Drifting buoys are smaller than their moored counterparts, measuring 30 cm to 40 cm in diameter.
