For pine, a pattern similar to that in Arnoldstein was prevalent, with an overestimation of small heights and the underestimation of large heights; for spruce the opposite was true except for Prognaus.
Based on the observation that a screw with two different threads on its polar ends has the capability to significantly compress nearby bone when used elsewhere in the body [ 60, 61], Mummaneni et al. [ 35] has suggested that adding a second parallel thread of smaller height to a pedicle screw would enhance the holding strength of the screw within elderly osteoporotic patients.
To assign a FDR value, the frequency of a range of small peak heights (0.1 1.25 log2 increase) were calculated within a randomized data set (for each chromosome arm) using 20 iterations for each peak size.
He had outbursts with friends, anhedonia, a lesser sexual drive, fear of losing his hair and of gaining weight against the evidence and he was excessively dysphoric of his small height of 1.59m.
In 1968 the Tokachi earthquake damaged 93 dams in Honshu, the main Japanese island; all were embankment dams of relatively small height.
Such behavior of the discoidal PMAA PVPON hydrogel capsules under highly acidic conditions is because of the high aspect ratio of the discs and the small height (H) of the initial templates.
The total pressure drop of the core is less than 100kPa due to the large pitch-to-diameter ratio and the small height of the fuel pin.
A small height of the meniscus and a weak pinned triple line lead to change on the dynamical behavior of the meniscus.
Meanwhile, the cup-like nanostructure of PZT with a small height to diameter ratio was also confirmed by a few collapsed PZT NCs on the substrate (as shown in the selected red square box of Fig. 2d).
The individual height classes need assessed across the entire data set due to the predominance of trees in the small height class (92% are <10 m in height. See [21]).
