The
cross-sectional area of the structures for such construction technology is selected according to expressions (1)-(4), though in this case coefficient k should be sufficiently high (>325).
SI values of lipid-related parameters affected AS progression more significantly than
cross-sectional blood lipid levels did.
Also as mentioned earlier,
cross-sectional research cannot fully demonstrate changes over time as can longitudinal research.
where A is the
cross-sectional area of the filament.
(If the traces were smaller, the via
cross-sectional area would exceed that of the trace and should be okay from a heating standpoint "by definition.")
Conversely, during exhalation
cross-sectional area decreases and the velocity of the flow increases.
[9], the
cross-sectional area of the quadriceps was the average of three measurements within 10 percent of one other.
All else being the same and assuming identical and proper heart-lung shot placement, by gradually increasing the calibre (
cross-sectional area) of the needle (bullet) one will at some stage reach the point where the permanent wound surface area (trauma) caused by the needle (bullet) will become large enough to cause a fast enough haemorrhaging tempo to interrupt blood flow and thus oxygen supply to the animal's brain to cause its eventual demise.
A number of recently developed panel unit root tests allow for the presence of structural breaks and
cross-sectional dependence.
The
cross-sectional geometry which is defined by the global conditions is characterized by slender plates which are susceptible from the aspect of local stress.
Of the 40 articles analyzed, 36 were
cross-sectional studies (one multisite), three cohort studies (two historical cohorts) and a descriptive study.