Sentence examples for upward crossing from inspiring English sources

That pattern was characterised by an average gain between one and 12 months of age of 1.0 BMI Z-score, equivalent to upward crossing through approximately 1.5 centile bands (e.g., 50th centile to the 85th centile).

Rapid infant weight gain and extremely rapid infant weight gain were defined as a difference between Z-scores at 12 months and Z-scores at birth > +0.67 Z-scores and > +1·34 Z-scores, which is equivalent to upward crossing through one or two centile bands, respectively.

Rapid weight gain, upward crossing of growth percentiles and a greater weight-for-length at 6 months have been identified as risk factors for overweight and obesity, later in life (Stettler et al., 2002, 2003; Karaolis-Danckert et al., 2007; Taveras et al., 2009).

where μ[V TH,t| 0,t)] is the probability of an upward crossing in (t,t+dt) with no prior upward crossing in (0,t), [22].

Second, we apply a version of the Breuer Major Theorem adapted to our upward crossing setting which we present in Sect.

Here, we address bivariate upward crossing processes and derive the corresponding bivariate Central Limit Theorem as well as provide closed-form expressions for their joint level-crossing correlations.

South of Burgas we enter the Ropotamo Nature Reserve, where for a few kilometres the road is blissfully devoid of billboards telling us that all our dreams will come true if we buy an apartment in a seaside complex shaped like a giant W. Following Andrey's instructions, we park up at a small roadside stop just before the road bends inland and arches upward after crossing the Ropotamo River.

From the evidence here the connection between early rebound and later fatness is not physiological but statistical – an early rebound is simply upward centile crossing.

Just rostral to this, however, an unusual separate branch of the retrocalcarine sulcus courses upward and crosses the superior border of the occipital lobe (Fig. 8) where it ramifies into two substantial branches on the lateral surface (Fig. 7).

However, specific results for the cross-correlations of upward crossings are sparse.

For A and B the third centile is higher than the first (corresponding to upward centile crossing), for D and E the reverse is true (downward centile crossing), and only for C are the two centiles the same.