The post-growth symmetry of trees showed a positive relationship with the PAR received by trees during the growth period, suggesting that PAR effects can be harnessed to develop post-germination strategies for the production of trees with a more aesthetical growth in the studied species.
The post-production anisotropic symmetry for point 5 indicates extension in the overburden, with maximum P-wave velocity vertical and slightly less than pre-production (5 m/s), and microcracks oriented vertically and radial.
The post-production anisotropic symmetry for point 5 predicts maximum P-wave velocity slightly greater than pre-production (2 m/s) normal to the long-axis with microcracks oriented sub-vertically perpendicular to the x-axis.
c A 11-year old child with limb length symmetry and post-hip arthrodesis.
Postural balance was obtained and an intrapelvic symmetry acceptable post-correction of the deformity.
For points 5 and 6, along the borehole above and below the reservoir, the post-production anisotropic symmetries predict minimum vertical velocities equal to the initial pre-production velocities and maximum sub-horizontal P-wave velocities larger than pre-production values.
In the control group the joint distribution of baseline and post intervention physical activity satisfied symmetry (P=0.4) and as such homogeneity of the marginal distribution, indicating that the level of physical activity level had not changed during the period.
A full-factorial two-factor ANOVA (Surgical group, Time) was used to assess statistical significance between treatment groups for velocity, percentage stance time balance, and symmetry, with a post hoc Tukey HSD test to identify treatment differences when indicated.
Symmetry (90%) and further post initial increase (90%) were significant, whereas a regional distribution (74%) was lowly significant for benignity.
Post hoc analysis revealed that gait symmetry, stance time imbalance, peak propulsive force, and serum interleukin 6 concentrations had significant correlations to the severity of cartilage lesion formation.
