Sentence examples for height and exposure from inspiring English sources

Wind estimates vary with height and exposure.

As an approximation, these coefficients are generally taken to be independent of roof height and exposure.

The samples were taken from the same part of a branch and the same insertion height and exposure: The height of two to three metres at the western exposure of trees was chosen and only fully developed leaves of about the same age status were selected.

Unlike many previous association studies, this investigation was well-controlled for age, sex, height and exposure to smoke, and used a very large number of patients.

The mean z-score of height-for-age in childhood and adolescence according to demographic and socioeconomic characteristics, length and weight at birth, breastfeeding, maternal height, and exposure to passive smoking was compared using the Student's t-test and analysis of variance (ANOVA).

The effect of grazing intensity on use indicators (trampling intensity, plant height and percent exposure) was assessed by performing a generalized linear regression.

20 Randomisation 1, to oxandrolone or placebo, took place at age 9 years (or at enrolment, if older) and was balanced for enrolling centre, quarter of mid-parental height, and previous exposure to growth hormone treatment.

Associations between prenatal PCB exposure and height were less consistent, with exposure to the only measured non- ortho-substituted PCB associated with increased height among girls, and exposure to tri- ortho-substituted PCB levels associated with increased height through 17 years of age among boys, although the small magnitude of this association questions the relevance of this finding.

Imaging parameters were as follows: image size 90.0 × 90.0 nm, image height 12.2 nm, and exposure time at 83.33 μs.

The lack of information on some important determinants of fetal weight at birth such as maternal height, maternal smoking and exposure to environmental tobacco smoke, which have changed over time thereby affecting changes in birthweight, is disappointing.

The maternal characteristics included in the study were; maternal age, parity, booking visit weight and height, smoking habits and exposure to ETS, the mode of delivery vaginal or cesarean section (CS), and the occurrence of GDM or pre-eclampsia (PE) defined as blood pressure ≥140/90 mm Hg after 20 weeks gestation and ≥ 0.3 g proteinuria/day [ 20], during the index pregnancy.