Morphological measurements included cord length, width, area, percent connected cord, branching node and segment count, nuclei per cord, angiogenic index (expressed as the percentage of area covered by connected tube), etc.
Clinicopathological parameters were obtained from patient records or routine diagnostic measurements, including several morphological parameters and histopathological grade.
These measurements include adverse effect end points (i.e., survival, growth, morphological development, and reproduction) and EDC biomarkers (including secondary sexual characteristics, gonadosomatic index, plasma steroids, VTG, and gonad histology) (Ankley and Johnson 2004; Hutchinson 2004).
In both experiments, the sward measurements included the pre- and post-grazing canopy height, the pre-grazing herbage mass and the vertical distribution of morphological components.
Measurements included number of poles cut per day, fresh and dry weight leaves per pole (n = 3 per survey), number of small stock being fed, and proportion of tree types in the stand (three 100 × 5 m bands per survey), based on the morphological aspect (big anastomosed trunk, multi-stemmed or coppice tree, single-stemmed tree, shrubby aspect, green rock).
Measurements included calibration, static, and dynamic trials.
Anthropometric measurements included BMI.
Other measurements included pharmacy refills.
This is most evident in output measures including morphological analysis of amygdala neurons, measurement of glutamatergic tone in amygdalar subdivisions and the analysis of amygdala-centric behaviors.
Thirty-two measurementsl measurements were obtained for each leaf (including leaflet area, length and width, petiole, rachis and petiolule length) and compared between hybrids (Figure 2B).
