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Fig. 2 Distribution of the amplitude of annual gravity change (as equivalent water thickness) in this study.

It was found that the secondary pressure wave shows an inverse trend with face-sheet thickness while a positive relationship with core density, which is determined by foil thickness in this study.

Due to these limitations, it was not feasible to meaningfully explore the influence of sex on cortical thickness in this study, which may have been informative.

Consistent with this, the mean ± SD measurement of subchondral bone thickness in this study, in each of the non-OA compartments and the OA lateral compartments, was 1.2 ± 0.23 mm.

Further linear regression modelling was undertaken to assess whether either of the published SNPs associated specifically with LV thickness were associated with continuous measures of LV thickness in this study.

The area of the fusiform gyrus found to be associated with perceiving dorsoventral body thickness in this study may be the body-selective area, namely, the FBA (Peelen & Downing, 2005; Schwarzlose et al., 2005).

The combinations of pineapple waste to binder ratio, texture and thickness used in this study are shown in Table 3.

Therefore characterization of vitreous ice thickness shown in this study would be beneficial, along with other vitrification parameters, for obtaining optimal cryo-EM data.

According to the Steel Stud Manufacturers Association's (2012) (SSMA) cross section designation, the track thickness used in this study corresponds to CFS Sect.

However, as shown in Fig. 2, the biofilm thickness obtained in this study increased from 2.1 to 2.7 mm while the wall-shear stress increased 0.8 and 1.29 Pa.

The high melanoma incidence and low melanoma thickness identified in this study are both in favour of a targeted screening conducted in primary care.