Substituting the size and lifespan for large and average dogs with M = 3 gives an RR of 0.94, that is, the lifetime cancer risk of the larger dog is less as a result of their shorter lifespan.
The substituted segment size in each CSSL ranged from 6.9 Mb to 26.2 Mb in the Koshihikari background and from 7.4 Mb to 27.1 Mb in the Takanari background.
Important geometric design measures of bone substitute include pore size, interconnection size, porosity, permeability and surface area of the substitute.
This show repeatedly reminds us that art can be made out of almost nothing, and that strong color is a viable substitute for large size.
They substitute glamour and size for depth, their chutzpah (5,000 years of Chinese art, "Africa: The Art of a Continent") trumpeting the glory of what's on view, naturally, but also the borrowing power of the Guggenheim.
In this study, we explore an innovative use of reinforced concrete as substitute for large size timber keel and boat hull frames of purse seine fishermen boats.
The calculation was based on regression analysis between HIPV, age, and estimated intracranial volumes performed in healthy subjects; the estimated intracranial volume being the best substitute for head size found in the ADNI database.
In decreasing strength of association, six factors were independently associated with co-enrollment: later phase of the trial compared to the pilot phase, center affiliation with a research consortium, larger center size, substitute decision-makers providing consent rather than patients, greater research coordinator experience and higher patient illness severity.
For substituted sites, some size averaging is necessary, as done, e.g., by Ganguly et al. [18] for a strontium cuprate with Er3+ doping in site A and Ni3+ doping in the Cu2+.
The modified standardization constant K can be expressed as K = d_{text{a}}^{a1},t_{text{a}}^{a2},a_{text{g}text{g}}^{a4} (3)The modified moment-rotation characteristics of the DWA connection can be obtained by substituting its altered size parameters in the standardization equation.
