Sentence examples for height trends from inspiring English sources

Geopotential height trends and thermal dilation adjustment.

Anthropometric historians need tens of thousands of measurements to gauge height trends — enough to factor out the effects of age, sex, and, above all, DNA.

[Good overview of height trends in Europe during part of the Industrial Revolution].Komlos, J, (1998) 'Shrinking in a Growing Economy?

Further, we compare the α based TPH trends with LRT height trends and discuss the differences, which are largest in the subtropical regions (20° 40°) on both the northern and southern hemisphere.

Other country-specific studies on height trends from developing countries from Turkey [42], Iran [43], India [44], and the United Arab Emirates [45], have reported a positive trend or increase in stature over time.

Moreover, increase in the cutout number in the height trend has no significant effect on the buckling load reduction.

The super-elevations computed with the RASH 3D code for both banks mirror the height trend observed by Takahashi (1991) in a satisfactory way.

The numerical results pertaining to the right bank (Fig. 7b) follow the general height trend, but they indicate a certain overestimation with respect to the observed values from sections 2 to 9.

However, after adjustment for age, weight, and height, this trend was reversed so that the adjusted BMD at the lumbar spine, total hip, and femoral neck was 4.8%, 2.7%, and 1.4% higher in Hong Kong Chinese women than Beijing Chinese women, respectively.

This suggests that the phase retrieval algorithm (Eq. (10)) produced correct results and that the retrieved phase information clearly shows height and trend of the snow surface, but also of strong reflecting interfaces within the snowpack.

Our earlier studies [ 57, 59] performed on large birch trees growing in a natural forest stand revealed the opposing height-related trends in IWUE and soil-to-leaf hydraulic conductance (KT) within tree crowns at sufficient light intensities, suggesting a trade-off between water transport and use efficiencies.