Although these measurement methods have limitations, BMI and skinfolds are adequate surrogate measures of relative adiposity in children when DXA is not practical.
When appropriate measures of relative performance are used, women and men are likely to prove equally effective business managers.
Example: only recently have the striking associations between health status and measures of relative poverty like income distribution been addressed in journals, although the phenomenon was first reported much earlier in demography literature.
While larger males produced greater average grip force than did females, no significant differences existed between the genders in measures of relative endurance.
Such flaws in toxicity data generated via recommended LC50 testing protocols means resultant data do not represent consistent, comparable measures of relative toxicity.
The procedure adds several measures of relative landform position to the previous classification of Pennock et al. (Geoderma 40 (1987) 297 315; 64 (1994) 1 19).
We describe a framework to evaluate post-fire recovery based on remotely-sensed measures of relative vegetation recovery, calculated from satellite NDVI time-series.
Temperature estimates are improved substantially over these lapse rate estimates by including measures of relative radiation and relative slope position as additional explanatory variables in the model.
For outcome measures not associated with significant heterogeneity, summary measures of relative risk associated with early erythropoietic intervention were estimated using the method of Mantel and Haenszel.
As RGRs and growth multipliers are measures of relative growth it seems natural to relate them to relative size variables.
Jared Franz, an economist at T. Rowe Price, found that the measures of relative value of homeownership continued to correct the 2003-2006 overvaluation.
