We examined several measures of overall size and body proportion: height, the ratio of sitting height to height (height ratio), BMI, triceps skinfold thickness, and the ratio of subscapular to the sum of sub-scapular and triceps skinfold thicknesses (a measure of central adiposity).
In addition, we also examined knee height as a proportion of total body height, which may explain further differences in the findings.
In our multiple regression analysis, we included level of schooling and nutritional status (weight in proportion to height).
The proportions of arch height classification for patients with and without neuropathy were: 'no arch' 6.6percentt versus 13.8percentt; 'lowered arch' 42.5percentt versus 31.3percentt; 'normal arch' 17.9percentt versus 21.1percentt; 'elevated arch' 26.4percentt versus 32.5percentt and 'excessively elevated arch' 6.6percentt versus 1.3percentt.
Using many SNPs from GWAS analysis that are not significantly associated with height, Yang et al. [ 17] estimated the proportion of variance in height explained by SNPs as 0.45 and even got close to the heritability estimate of 0.84 after correcting for incomplete linkage disequilibrium between SNPs genotyped and causal variants.
The relative amount of RNA template added to a sample was regressed onto the proportion of the chromatogram peak height or area corresponding to one virus species.
Round hand has a relatively wide proportion of width to height in its small letters, and they are joined by steeply angled (40 45 degree) hairlines.
The golden ratio is the proportion of width to height of about 5 to 8, or 1.61, famed in Greek art and design (the facade of the Parthenon, some historians say, adheres to the golden ratio) and celebrated by such modernists as the architect Le Corbusier.
It is suggested in this discussion that not all the drag on the elements is mobilised into the boundary layer as Reynolds stresses when the aerodynamic zero plane is a significant proportion of the roughness height.
In the 1958 British Birth cohort, individuals who achieved a greater proportion of their adult height by age 7 y had an increased risk of obesity at age 33 y (17).
