Sentence examples for height modified from inspiring English sources
CSI, like all site index measures, is a composite measure of site productivity based on height modified by climate (Weiskittel et al. 2011b) and there are many other factors that influence regeneration species composition (Bakken and Cook 1998; Bataineh et al. 2013).
In addition, we investigated whether perceived adolescent weight and height modified the association of birth weight with breast cancer risk.
Bodnar et al. tested whether parity, smoking, age, race and height modified the association between GWG and the risk of SGA, LGA, preterm births and unplanned cesarean delivery among normal weight women [ 31].
Based on the experimental clear liquid height, the modified correlation of Bennett was adopted for liquid gas interaction and the ga liquid momentum transfer term MGL was also obtained.
Then, the S834 airfoil with sensitive roughness height is modified to be symmetrical blunt trailing-edge modification, and the lift and drag coefficients and the lift-drag ratio are also calculated and analyzed.
FIS rules for para-Alpine ski boots and binding heights are modified for this class from rules applied to able bodied competitor's equipment.
International Ski Federation rules for ski boots and binding heights are modified for this class and are not the same rules used for able-bodied skiers.
The shapes move upward with height growth, modifying the tessellation, and possibly over-topping and eventually causing the death of the smaller trees.
In the case of rice, low water availability reduces germination, plant biomass, number of tillers, plant height and modifies root angle (Ji et al. 2012; Sokoto and Muhammad 2014; Uga et al. 2015).
The third analysis considered differences between peak heights for ditches modified with weirs in general and ditches which were unmodified in general.
"The artist suggests that an entire nation's height can be modified by means of a single careful action," explains Copperfield Gallery of the work, known as The Intruder.
