Sentence examples for parameters of age from inspiring English sources
Medical records were reviewed, and the patient-related parameters of age, gender, smoking habit, the date of implant surgery, and the date of the prosthesis setting were collected.
Through the parameters of age and crack width which are obtained from regression analysis, the evaluation technique which can consider the effect of crack and time on diffusion is proposed for nuclear power plant concrete.
The fixed effect in our mixed-effects models contained covariance parameters of age, employment duration, BMI, smoking, alcohol consumption, family history of hypertension, and noise exposure.
We studied the association between mutant frequency of D7S1482 and the a-priori defined parameters of age, smoking status and case control status.
The logistic regression model included the parameters of age, MMSE, additive EuroScore, neurological/psychiatrical disease, preoperative hemoglobin, preoperative NTproBNP, and ScO2ox.
A further aim of that study was to examine the associations between the defined parameters of age, sex, severity of arthrosis, and axis alignment.
We propose to study mortality distributions by applying Silber's concept of the Equivalent Length of Life (ELL), which enables comparisons based on up to three parameters of age-at-death distributions: life expectancy, dispersion and skewness.
The proposed measures, based on the ELL, and the decomposition thus generate additional conclusions on the importance of the three parameters of age-at-death distributions for total differences between countries, and reveal the true extent of these differences.
The results related to the main effect of the parameters of ageing obtained via linear statistical analyses indicate that tA is more effective than the TA to achieve the higher level of hardness specifically when TA is beyond 203 °C.
"Further study of how Tai Chi can elicit benefit in different populations and on different parameters of aging are necessary to determine its full impact".
Recently, a systematic study of natural isolates of the small tropical fish guppy (Poecilia reticulata) experiencing high and low levels of predation detected no effect of extrinsic mortality on the evolution of longevity or reproductive lifespan, but did detect an effect on functional parameters of aging [19].
