In the space of dimension m, the distance between the point-variables and the origin was equal to 1, and therefore, by projection on a factorial plane, variables-points were part of a circle of radius 1, also known as the circle of correlations.
The origin of this is the question why that part of the radius of a circle which is farthest from the centre moves quicker than the smaller radius which is close to the centre, and is moved by the same force.
According to Bruns et al. [ 14], the femoral curvature could be considered as a part of a virtual circle, the radius of which could be considered as the radius of the femoral curvature (RFC).
The tube lengths L are measured as a part of mitochondrial radius Rm taken to be 200 nm.
The spatial scan for 2006 indicated a statistically significant cluster of 20 villages in the south-eastern part of the KHDSS, within a radius of about 7 km.
HRpQCT and pQCT assess different aspects of bone quality, which may also explain the discrepancy between the studies; HRpQCT measures predominantly trabecular bone in greater detail and in a more distal part of the radius and tibia, whereas pQCT gives a better evaluation of cortical bone.
Yet, images from only a relatively small part of the radius are acquired and it is not known whether the region recommended for clinical measurements does predict forearm fracture load best.
It consisted of a displaced Salter-Harris type II physeal injury of the proximal radius associated with an undisplaced fracture of the distal part of the radius and ulna Open image in new window Fig. 3 Radiographs of an 11-year-old boy with a type I segmental injury of the ulna.
Thick lateral ligaments support the hinge action of the humerus ulna junction, and a strong annular ligament around the upper part of the radius helps to hold that bone in place.
Open image in new window Fig. 7 An 11-year-old girl with a lateral type Monteggia injury (a) associated with fractures of the distal part of the radius and the ulna.
We used a standard protocol for radiography with extended wrist views and a series of 4 images including the distal part of the radius and the proximal part of the metacarpals (Bergh et al. 2012).
