Physical demands can be divided in strength (lifting, carrying, pulling and pushing), climbing (climbing and balancing), stooping (stooping, kneeling, crouching and crawling), reaching (reaching, handling, fingering and feeling), talking (talking and hearing) and seeing (seeing) [8].
For analyses we divided the strength of the relationship into, 'probably sharing confidential matters' (score 1) and 'possibly sharing confidential matters' (score 2).
In the healthy volunteers, this ratio was calculated by dividing the grip strength in the non-dominant hand by the grip strength in the dominant hand.
It is computed by dividing the ultimate strength of the specimen, P u, with the nominal yield strength of the bar, P sy (Eq. 2).
Per chip normalisation was used to take into account intensity variation across the entire slide, by dividing the signal strength of a clone on a slide by the 50th percentile signal of all of the measurements taken from the same slide.
In the model, confidence ratings are apportioned by dividing the match strength dimension (the range of values from the decision criterion to the best possible match value) into the number of bins that correspond to the confidence scale (e.g., 10 bins for a confidence scale from 1 to 10).
Dividing the dipole strength power estimated at each cortical location by the noise power has the effect of transforming power maps into statistical significance maps, as well as making the point-spread function relatively uniform across the cortical surface (Dale et al., 2000; Liu, Dale, & Belliveau, 2002).
The normalization method divides the measured strength value by the patient's body weight, whereas the deficit method divides the difference between the strengths of the unaffected and affected extremities by the strength of the unaffected extremity.
"Power is strength divided by time," John Ivy, a physiologist at the University of Texas, told me.
Stress: the ultimate strength divided by the cross-sectional area. .
