Sentence examples for for small subjects from inspiring English sources

Norland DEXA XR-36 software version 3.3.1 for small subjects was used to assess whole body composition and bone mineral density and content.

Total body bone mineral density and bone mineral content were determined by a dual-energy X-ray absorptiometer (DEXA; XR-26; Norland, Fort Atkinson, WI) using a mode for small subjects as described previously [ 19, 23].

We found that the ranges of their shoulder joint angles in the right hemi-workspace were 3.8 to 7.8 times larger when compared to the left workspace (angular range for small subject: 7.3° vs. 1.9°, tall subject: 4.5° vs. 0.6°).

Similarly, elbow joint amplitudes were approximately twice as large in the right hemi-workspace in contrast to the left hemi-workspace (angular range for small subject: 15.7° vs. 7.7°, tall subject: 12.8° vs. 6.0°).

By contrast, we have found that to achieve our target for NECpatient, activity should be scaled according to height− 0.93 × weight1.69 for smaller subjects scanned at 3 min per bed position and height− 0.77 × weight1.54 for larger subjects scanned for 4 min per bed position.

By the time he's ordered a bottle of Vermentino, and agreed to my suggestion we share an antipasti to start, I'm as enamoured of him as the rest of the viewing public who find his enthusiasm for exploring small subjects like the history of Britain and the power of art infectious.

Cloud storage provides a particularly attractive option for "small science" subjects, which cannot maintain their own dedicated infrastructure.

For some smaller subjects (mostly women), however, the target pressure of 9. KPa could not be reached.

Stress intensity factors for small cracks subjected both to external loads and to shot peening-induced residual stresses have been determined using weight function methods.

This is most notable for small numbers of subjects (Figure 2A), with a nearly 15% difference in accuracy for the small values of ICC.

Ribbing and Jonsson investigated this using simulated data, and showed that selection bias was very high for small databases (≤50 subjects) with weak covariate effects.