Further, having a foot ulcer is the major risk factor for an LEA (6, 8).
In the United States, the system is based on the number of hanks per pound, with a hank of 840 yards for cotton and spun silk, 300 yards (a lea) for linen, 256 yards for woollen yarns, and 560 yards for worsted yarns.
Subhazard ratio (SHR) for a positive LEA history at baseline as a risk for ESRD, myocardial infarction and stroke during follow-up, assuming death as a competing risk.
Hazards ratio (HR) for a positive LEA history at baseline as a risk for ESRD, myocardial infarction and stroke during follow-up, computed by Cox proportional hazards survival regressive analysis.
Hazards ratio (HR) for a positive LEA history at baseline as a risk for all-cause mortality, cardiovascular, infectious disease, and other causes of mortality during follow-up, computed by Cox proportional hazards survival regressive analysis.
For those patients undergoing an LEA, the median time from admission to amputation was 4 days, with an interquartile range of 2 7 days.
Simulation data for the influence of ventilation rate on the annual hours that areal condensation exceeds, certain amounts are presented for a traditional International Energy Agency (lEA) collector, for collectors with a vapor barrier, and for collectors with 10 mm of insulation instead of 50 mm.
Among the primary N assimilation genes (for a review see Lea and Miflin 2011), physiological and biochemical evidence indicates that GS1 plays a major role in the synthesis of glutamine in older leaves, which is then transported to panicles (Kamachi et al. 1991; Habash et al. 2001; Masclaux et al. 2001), a process positively related to yield and N-use efficiency.
"Waking up every morning was a tragedy" for Lea, who is billeted to work at the checkpoint.
