†Moderately challenging=two of the following criteria, or highly challenging=all three criteria: movement of the centre of mass, narrowing of the base of support, and minimising limb support.
Are we witnessing the mass narrowing of the human cognitive map?
For them, men's greater height, leaner body mass, narrower hips and higher counts of oxygen-carrying red blood cells are all more persuasive than testosterone.
25 We found that inequalities in cholesterol and triglyceride concentrations, systolic blood pressure, and body mass index narrowed significantly more among women than among men (see web extra table A1).
Instead of the splintered massing, narrow vertical proportions, and disparate Gothic features used by his contemporaries, he favoured horizontal lines, simple silhouettes, and uniform large-scale details of Romanesque or Byzantine inspiration.
In relation to a classical bulk thermolysis (390°C, 6 h) which affords branched waxy polymers, dilution with phenylether permits controlled diffusion reactions modifying the product characteristics: low molar masses, narrow distribution, high crystallinity, rich in α-olefins and few long branching formation.
And Arrison's evidence says that the gap for technology to reach the masses is narrowing.
A change of waist width or hips width alone (whether applied to drawings or to high-quality photographs) influences not only WHR but also body mass and therefore body mass index (BMI); narrowing the waist or hips decreases BMI, while widening them increases BMI.
The scientists used a chemical identification technique known as mass spectrometry to narrow down the set of proteins that had active lysines and cysteines to just those that were metabolic enzymes.
