Sentence examples for part of height from inspiring English sources

Genetics thus seems to explain a major but limited part of height variability across individuals.

Although every part of height is likely to be influenced by genetic factors, it has been observed that the early childhood environment, in particular infant nutrition, is an important determinant of leg length (10– 10).

In stands where a species was present, but was not part of the top height trees, top heights were derived using equations from the Austrian National Forest Inventory that relate the top height of one species to that of another species (Vospernik, 2000).

If this is an antenna, it won't be part of the height measurement.

The total height of the wall is H, and the upper part CD is of height H 1. The upper (CD) and lower (DE) segments are inclined at an angle θ 1 and θ 2, respectively, with the horizontal.

The Chicago building has antennae on its roof, but these are not counted as part of its overall height.

Widely used engineering guidelines imply that a significant fraction of the dynamic pressure of the avalanche impacts the obstacle simultaneously over a substantial part of the full height range corresponding to the run-up of the avalanche.

Such shells are very susceptible to buckling under external pressure when empty or partially filled, but the buckling mode may involve only part of the shell height due to the changes in shell thickness.

As mentioned above, this effect is due to the fact that the particles having a small terminal settling velocity disperse on a greater area and, consequently, the mass loading will not exceed the threshold of 300 kg/m2, except for a small amount of particles that are released from the lower part of the column height whose loading overcomes 300 kg/m2 near the volcanic vent only.

As part of the inclusion, height (without shoes) and weight were measured for all patients able to stand.

Additionally, more distal in the tibia, a part of the diaphysis (height: 15.7 mm) was scanned at a resolution of 36 μm (Fig 1B, region 4).