The huge stadium is four times the size of Centre Court at Wimbledon, partly to accommodate two tiers of dead-zone luxury boxes, and cannot bear a roof because of the weight of the stadium.
Economic conditions of the area, the sociology of the region, and local commercial competition and attitudes determine the size of centre that can be supported and the kind of stores acceptable to a given locale.
Age, FIGO stage, pelvic node involvement, size of centre, time from diagnosis until first radiotherapy treatment, whether or not the patient received brachytherapy and brachytherapy dose rate were included in univariate analyses.
The only independent prognostic factors observed for local recurrence were stage and involved pelvic nodes, and for distant metastases, size of centre, involved pelvic nodes and high dose rate brachytherapy.
In the absence of intraclass correlation and under the assumption of equal sampling variation at patient level, the inverse-variance weight reduces to n t j n c j n t j + n c j for the j-th centre, which can be further simplified as the size of centre n j = n tj + n cj, given equal numbers of patients in two arms.
In gravity model methods, both the proximity of a location to other economic centres and the economic size of these centres contribute to its peripherality.
A sample size of 24 centres with a cluster size of each at least 200 deliveries, each 12 centres per group, was needed for 80% power and a 5% type 1 error probability (two-sided).
This approach clearly communicates the size of urban centres and how urban form relates to the various socio-economic indicators.
Moreover, a growing dependency on large-scale IT and the internet has generated strong growth in the number and size of data centres, despite the global recession.
When you look at the size of the centres now - guys like Jamie Roberts, Billy Twelvetrees, Ma'a Nonu, Jean De Villiers - you have to be exceptionally talented.
