Sentence examples for model for leg from inspiring English sources

IQ, parents' education and type of occupation were included in the model for leg pain during service.

We further adjusted our final model for leg length and birth weight (indicators of early life adversity), which are risk factors for type 2 diabetes in our study, but no decrease in the risk estimates was observed (data not shown), indicating that the association between psychosocial work stress and incident type 2 diabetes was not confounded by early life conditions.

We developed an analytical biomechanical model for leg-extension equipment and the associated knee-extension/flexion exercises.

This paper aims at developing a collision prediction model for three-leg junctions located in national roads (NR) in Northern Portugal.

With the consideration of the immediate roof as the top boundary of support-top coal systems, the mechanical model for two-leg shield support and surrounding rock can be established.

A dynamic model for the Jansen leg mechanism is proposed using bond graph approach with modulated multiport transformers.

Years of schooling could be excluded from the model for LBP and leg pain without any bearing on the estimates, and type of occupation could be excluded from the model for exemption from duty.

Ms. Genest, a self-described "senior" who said she was a shoe and leg model for department stores and catalogs many decades ago, still has a whiff of vavoom about her. "Mostly she shows me things that are very young," Ms. Genest said in a whisper, of Ms. Zell.

to establish multivariate models for back + leg pain, back pain and leg pain based on degenerative associations and associations with other pain variables.

We hypothesized that due to correlations between total body length, length of body sections relevant for the grasping model, and leg morphology (measures of lengths and widths of foreleg sections) the strength/stability of the forelegs' grasp depends on the male's relative body length (in comparison to the female body length).

To address this fundamental question, we focused on insect hind (T3) legs as a model for studying morphological evolution.