In our study, the association between WC and elevated blood pressure is greater than the association between waist-to-height ratio and elevated blood pressure after adjustment for age, sex, operator, height, and body mass index.
This study meticulously investigated the relationship between WC and elevated blood pressure among children aged 6-7 yeafterfter adjustment for age, sex, operator, height, and body mass index.
Sex-specific odds ratios (ORs) and corresponding 95% confidence intervals (CIs) for elevated blood pressure in association with WC and hip circumference were calculated in multivariate logistic regression analysis adjusted for age, sex, operator, height, and body mass index.
The dominant component acceleration was recorded in the direction of the percussion axis, and was unaffected by drill height, hand grip or operator.
It is 4.6×3.65 m of rectangular area surrounded by partition boards with 1.8 m in height so that the operator could not estimate the direction of the robot from the walls.
Therefore, Virtual Reality allows to conduct a number of analyses related to designed prototypes, such as: dimensions of devices and possibilities of adjustment to height of the human operator, and arrangement of control and signaling devices according to the rules of ergonomic design.
I was a height-finder and predictor operator on an anti-aircraft battery.
You would think my fear of heights or the texting teen operator would have alerted me that this was a bad idea, but I slid in beside my family anyway -- not unlike the jerk who picks up the mysterious hitchhiker or inexplicably feels the need to shower when there is a murderer on the loose.
For the measurements of central blood pressure and augmentation index, the software provides an operator index based on the height of the pulse waves, variations in the height of the pulse waves, diastolic variation, and deviation in the shape of the pulse waves.
The play "Pomander Walk" -- a romantic comedy set on a small street in Georgian London -- opened in New York in 1910, just when Thomas J. Healy was at the height of his fame as a nightclub operator.
