In other respects, in relation to the variation of risks by year of case diagnosis, type of work performed, time since first exposure, or age at first exposure, the patterns were broadly similar (see Supplemental Material, Table S2).
A study has been made to investigate the superplastic deformation mechanisms of 7475 Al alloy in relation to the variation of grain size ranging between 5.5 μm and 13 μm.
The microstructure evolution of carbon/copper (C/Cu) films and its relation to the variation of film electrical resistivity has been studied.
Polynomial relations of the variation in the water and air thermophysical properties with temperature were accounted for using these properties as functions of temperature (Kreith and Bohn 1993).
In contrast, both the composition in terms of methane (CH4), carbon dioxide (CO2) and oxygen (O2) as well as the flow rate of landfill gas (LFG) generated from MSW in landfill lysimeter were measured and varied significantly in relation to the variation of lysimeter operational condition.
Since more and more men are being diagnosed with testicular cancer, the second aim of the paper explores our understanding of this disease in relation to the variation in incidence and mortality of testicular cancer between geographic regions.
Therefore, the phase relation of the monthly variation at the Akebono altitude should be similar to that in GEO, though the magnitude of the flux can be different.
CBCT images provide an insight into the spatial relation of the anatomic variations and allow the clinician to visualize any access modifications that could be required for treatment.
For example, DNA-associated proteins DNA polymerases, glycosylases, and alkylases are structurally diverse, but the relation of the known variations to function is not well understood.
We demonstrated that ICP Forests monitoring network enables to successfully establish the main qualitative and quantitative relations of the spatial variation of tree species diversity to climatic, landscape, soil and anthropogenic factors.
