Sentence examples for for example height from inspiring English sources

The statistical techniques can pinpoint genetic contributors to both disease and everyday features: for example, height, tonal perception, spelling proficiency - anything you can measure reliably.

For example, height can be directly measured by centimeters, whereas depression can be indirectly measured by a scale of 20 items.

Height is not measured in ESBAM, because of well-known limitations concerning this measurement for elderly individuals (for example height loss and difficulty in standing straight).

Degradation should be considered in continuum within the bounds of 'forest' definitions based on, for example, height and canopy cover and will never reach land use change [56].

We identify directional inconsistencies in all scores; for example, height is predicted to decrease with genetic distance from Europeans, despite robust anthropological evidence that West Africans are as tall as Europeans on average.

To simulate properties such as wood density, Forecaster requires models for predicting the property within a stem in terms of, for example, height and ring number, or height and tree age.

The correction coefficient (k) is usually estimated as k = h A / h B     (1) where h A and h B are the measurements representing alleles A and B in heterozygous individuals, for example peak heights or signal intensities.

To improve the inversing accuracy, we take the different height interval at different height, for example the height interval is 10 20 km below 300 km, but it is 25 40 km above 400 km.

For example, human height has an estimated heritability of 80%%, meaning 80%% of height differences between individuals can be explained by genetic differences and 20%% are due to other influences such as the environment.

This would suggest that height loss may be an indicator of breast cancer risk, for example if height loss is a marker of estrogen levels which affect bone loss.

For example, plant height of different Miscanthus species varies from 1.5 to 5.0 m (Jakob et al. 2009), while switchgrass height can range from 2.4 m in upland varieties to 4.0 m in lowland tall varieties (Bouton 2007).