Strikingly, the example applications involving radius of gyration and hydrogen bonding that we presented in this article are statistically valid and rigorous, in contrast to the traditional pairwise distance PMFs.
The acro-renal syndrome has a restrictive definition with limb defects usually bilateral, like cleft hands or feet and longitudinal defects involving radius or ulna, tibia or fibula [ 2].
The initial fracture involved the radius alone in 4 forearms, the ulna alone in 2 forearms, and the radius and ulna in 15 forearms, in which one of the bones had subsequently been healed in 13 patients.
Of these injuries, 12 involved the radius and 10 the ulna.
This search identified 17 children with segmental injuries involving the radius, the ulna or both.
Seventeen children that were admitted for segmental injuries involving the radius, the ulna or both were included in the study.
In this retrospective study, segmental injuries involving the radius, the ulna or both in children are classified and treatment outcome is presented.
The reformulated problem was an optimisation problem involving spectral radius constraint sets, and optimal solutions were obtained by using a tuning-free geometrically fast convergent algorithm.
We illustrate these insights with two applications, involving the radius of gyration and hydrogen bonding.
The first to be documented was a femoral fracture at the age of 2, followed by many others involving tibia, radius, ulna, humerus, fingers and toes, bilaterally, until the age of 12. From 12 to 27 years of age there were no fractures reported.
