Sentence examples for maximum leg length from inspiring English sources

Maximum leg length discrepancy was 7 cm.

According to Filipa et al. [ 26], a composite score (CS) was calculated and taken as dependent variable using the following formula: CS = [(maximum anterior reach distance + maximum posteromedial reach distance + maximum posterolateral reach distance)/(leg length × 3)] × 100.

It is observed that by using the minimum possible value of leg length and maximum possible values of diameter and pressure head, the lowest decline of temperature and highest velocity of flow can be achieved along the loop.

In fact, maximum head width, antennal scape length and hind leg length were all intermediate between the extant leaf-litter foragers and the originally subterranean species, while mandible length was even smaller in the reversed than in the originally subterranean species.

Measures of height, weight, leg length, tibia and fibula length, and maximum calf circumference will be taken at each assessment.

The variation in maximum head width, antennal scape length, mandible length, and hind leg length was strongly correlated with foraging niche (Nested ANOVA, p < 0.025 for all traits).

The model shows that for a TEG unit, there exists an optimal ratio of leg length and leg cross-section area corresponding to the maximum peak output power with a convective thermal boundary condition, and the optimal leg length and cross-section area can be further calculated based on the optimal ratio.

Maximum squat depth was significantly improved by surgery from 36.9 to 33.2% of leg length on average (p = 0.027), while sagittal pelvic ROM was not.

In particular, following simple pendulum mechanics longer forelimbs should enhance the maximum speed attainable (Fig. 1), and thus an important prediction is that if leg length is the target of natural selection, hanging animals must have evolved disproportionately longer legs relative to their body size when compared with animals that walk standing on their legs.

The fact that maximum speed generally increases with mass (Garland, 1983) has been variously linked to factors such as absolute and relative leg length, stride length and stride frequency (cf. Schmidt-Nielsen, 1984; Biewener, 1989, 2003; Alexander, 2002a).

Now I have leg length, but I can still walk.