Since the compressive strength of cement pastes, σc, is dependent mainly on capillary porosity and the porosity is a controlling factor of height irregularities of fracture surfaces, the compressive strength, as a consequence, shows a functional dependence on the height irregularities.
In the current analysis, although there was a trend towards increasing risk as a factor of height, this association was not statistically significant.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the relationship between the anthropometric factors of height, body mass, body mass index (BMI), and postural balance and to compare the balance indices between genders in the upright standing position, in healthy adult subjects under conditions of instability.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the relationship between the anthropometric factors of height, body mass, body mass index and postural balance and to compare the balance indices between genders in the upright standing position, in healthy adult subjects under conditions of instability.
Peak electron density increased by a factor of 2.9, height of F2 layer maximum was risen by 60 km in comparison with the quiet day profile characteristics.
According to the report of Cidem et al. [ 8], the factor of body height was not statistically significant in correlation with OST results; hence we did not measure body heights in our study subjects.
We also successfully achieved a significant improvement in the shrinkage factor of structure height compared to previous non-vacuum infiltration processes.
To illustrate the direction and shape of associations, age-adjusted means and prevalences of breast cancer and possible confounding factors were estimated across quarters of height and each component of height.
In this analysis, the energy performance of a courtyard in buildings is investigated under conditions of different factors of climate, height, glazing type, and glazing percentage.
The following variables were included as potential confounders in the analyses of ventilatory function and risk factors of CVD: height, sex, age, smoking status, educational level, socio-economic status (SES), weight at birth, and BMI.
With growth rate increased by a factor of four, the height distribution stays bimodal, but the peaks qualitatively change.
