With the exception of urate, these associations appear to be dependent on adjustment for current height (though not on current body fatness, a measure which is completely independent of height).
In this multiethnic study of prepubertal children, birthweight was associated with some risk markers for type 2 diabetes and CVD, although these were in most cases dependent on adjustment for childhood size (particularly height).
Results suggest that any improvements provided by adjusted vegetation indices over NDVI may be strongly dependent on those adjustments being derived from local conditions.
However, across a larger spatial scale, species growing in relatively wet climates, such as the Northeastern U.S., appear to be less dependent on osmotic adjustments during drought as compared with drier regions of the U.S. (Abrams 1990; Kubiske and Abrams 1992).
First, as an observational study, inferences from our findings are dependent on complete adjustment for all relevant confounders.
Obviously, seasonal acclimatization of the crucian carp heart is mainly dependent on intrinsic molecular adjustments within individual cardiac myocytes [ 3, 9, 24, 25], while sensitivity to extrinsic modulation of cardiac function by the autonomic nervous system remain unaltered throughout the year.
The energy dissipation capacity of the BRBs was found to be significantly dependent on compression strength adjustment factor, β, and strain hardening adjustment factor, ω.
The simulation results show that exhaust gas recycling efficiency and merger flow energy are significantly dependent on the optimum adjustment of the CSA for changes in Pair.
These results are in line with the hypothesis that the effect of fatigue on postural adjustments is dependent on the adequacy between fatigued motor units (MUs) and MUs recruited during the postural adjustments.
Thus network reconstruction and constraints-based analysis identify condition-dependent operational pathways that throw light on adjustments the organism is capable of making in different environments.
