| These values are reasonable considering that the data used in the analysis are cross-sectional. |
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| The analysis proposed is a cross-sectional study, where the measurements of the independent variables are all in the same period of time. |
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| The authors estimate a cross-sectional wage equation for a set of developing countries for the 1973-1990 period. |
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| The telephone survey used a cross-sectional sample of random-digit telephone listings to identify eligible subjects. |
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| The text includes a cross-sectional image of a female fetus at 65 days of gestation. |
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| Since the sample isn't literally being sliced, we can see cross-sectional views of living cells, tissues, and organisms without harm. |
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| Their work uses cross-sectional county-level data to measure the impact that the concealed weapon law has on violent crime. |
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| The cross-sectional area, or volume, of bone increases with age and training. |
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| The angled cross-sectional profile of the building appears to bellow or expand outwards. |
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| The data for this analysis come from a random sample, cross-sectional survey of Iowa soybean fields. |
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| The difficulty of evaluating this argument is finding enough cross-sectional data to make valid comparisons. |
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| A second issue of concern when using cross-sectional data is sample size. |
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| Due to data limitations, most of these studies were cross-sectional in nature. |
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| Sagittal and coronal cross-sectional images afford the best views and will be used throughout the MRI portion of pelvic anatomy. |
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| One way to make a bunker buster heavier while maintaining a narrow cross-sectional area is to use a metal that is heavier than steel. |
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| Openings are made having concavo-concave profiles which can provide a wider conducting cross-sectional area. |
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| A cross-sectional survey study was conducted with bilingual education teachers. |
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| The paraffin-embedded specimen was serially sectioned until the full cross-sectional area of the specimen was believed to be exposed. |
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| Because the data analyzed in Table 2 represent a pooled cross-sectional time series we tested for the presence of autocorrelation. |
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| His installation piece, Dig, edges an open stairwell with a thick cross-sectional layer of faux topsoil and plants, as if the earth were reclaiming the site. |
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| I concluded that the building's smallest cross-sectional area would have to be located just upwind of the living area and not at the exit opening. |
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| Intimai proliferation and adventitial thickening may further reduce the cross-sectional area of the pulmonary vascular bed. |
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| The technology uses light waves to provide cross-sectional images of the retina. |
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| Whether the feelings of political efficacy in general remain stable or not, the cross-sectional distribution of such feelings may change. |
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| The 3D model of the existing structure makes it easy to determine cross-sectional dimensions at any point, in order to highlight areas where additional supports are required. |
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| Moreover, in this system it is impossible to implement a cross-sectional capability profile for the armed forces. |
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| Fat thickness was estimated using the cross-sectional image. |
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| With its cross-sectional representation, the council is available to assist in the dissemination of information to a wide audience. |
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| Always dimension cables with a sufficient cross-sectional area and if necessary distribute them over the 3 terminal groups! |
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| Controlled cross-sectional study: Two or more groups with different exposure levels are compared at a single point in time. |
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| Cameco offered to provide more detailed cross-sectional drawing and a complete review. |
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| In order to reduce connection forces, select brace members with the smallest cross-sectional area. |
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| This study only examined cross-sectional differences among firms. |
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| The position of the valve plug determines the cross-sectional area between the seat and plug. |
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| The cross-sectional nature of many of these studies makes it difficult to identify causal pathways. |
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| Given that the data were gathered in a cross-sectional survey, causal ordering cannot be established. |
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| First, the study relied on cross-sectional rather than longitudinal data. |
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| The width and the height of the fiber were measured and the cross-sectional area was calculated assuming the cross section is elliptical in shape. |
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| Every cross-sectionally in-scope longitudinal person will also be part of the cross-sectional sample. |
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| Dependent on the cross-sectional size and shape, we can also supply sectional wire up to a cross-section of approx. 100mm². |
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| The final burn off occurred when the reduced cross-sectional area of the axle journal could no longer support the weight of the loaded car. |
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| In order to choose a representative water quality site, water from a cross-sectional transect of the river was sampled. |
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| As the axle journal overheated, it began to extrude, reducing its cross-sectional thickness. |
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| The chamfered rectangular cross-sectional geometry protects the stability of the stem against acting torsional forces. |
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| Much of it does not account for unmeasured individual characteristics, and most of it relies on cross-sectional data. |
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| The cross-sectional area of the strainer must be three times that of the suction pipe. |
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| Since nickel BHMB has a high molecular weight has a very high cross-sectional diameter, it is expected to have limited bioavailability. |
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| Therefore, MR lymphography combines the advantages of projectional imaging with those of cross-sectional imaging. |
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| Serge Coulombe suggested that the authors check for heteroscedasticity, which is often a problem with pooled cross-sectional data. |
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| Hydraulic problems may result from reduced capacity due to a lost cross-sectional area, reverse grades, or sags in the pipe. |
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| Since most studies are cross-sectional, short-term effects tend to be conflated with longterm effects. |
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| New cross-sectional electron microscopy has yielded a threshold energy loss value of fission products for amorphisation of spinel. |
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| For most populations, when cross-sectional data on the proportion of persons who have left home is graphed against age, the curve has the clear shape of an ogive. |
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| The product concerned is ropes and cables, including locked coil ropes, of iron or steel but not stainless steel, with a maximum cross-sectional dimension exceeding 3 mm, with attached fittings or not. |
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| Without appropriate training, it is possible that a pilot who sees a target in sufficient time to react may react by turning, thereby increasing the cross-sectional area of the aircraft and increasing the risk of collision. |
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| In the Netherlands we spoke of facet policy and policy integration, in Germany we said that women's policy was a cross-sectional problem', Mrs Gröner, and in French it was simply called le mainstreaming. |
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| Performance indicators can be based on cross-sectional comparisons with competitors or comparable firms in other countries, while past performance can provide information on improvements over time. |
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| Longitudinal population dynamic studies of endemic and invasive vector species will be conducted in selected field sites in Belgium based on the results from the cross-sectional surveys. |
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| The topology of the net, the number of M Bus devices connected and also the local positioning of the units determine the cross-sectional area of this cable. |
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| Individual cross-sectional parameters and drawings of the cross sections at various levels of the diaphysis are provided for the long bones. |
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| The solution involved adding volume to the fuselage ahead of and behind the wing and reducing it near the wing and tail, to create a cross-sectional area that more nearly approximated the ideal area to limit transonic drag. |
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| Capillarity, rise or depression of a liquid in a small passage such as a tube of small cross-sectional area, like the spaces between the fibres of a towel or the openings in a porous material. |
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| Most of these estimates were calculated using allometric equations relating long bone cross-sectional area to body mass, while some are best guesses based on comparisons to other bears. |
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| The effects of three different training modalities on the cross-sectional area of the paravertebral muscles. |
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| In this cross-sectional trial, women who were admitted for preterm labor, with intravenous tocolysis, were enrolled into the PTL group. |
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| Figure 1 shows, in both plan and cross-sectional view, an example of the required roadlines in order to perform a SSD adequacy examination on the passing lane of a left curved divided road section. |
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| Therefore, surviving panel sample returns and re freshment sample returns together make up the sample for SOCA cross-sectional estimation. |
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| A number of cross-sectional specimens were taken to examine the meniscus. |
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| The volume and mean cross-sectional area of nasopharynx, velopharynx and glossopharynx region showed significant difference. |
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| On the cross-sectional shape of cellulose crystallites in Valonia ventricosa. |
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| Every year, during the Saint James festivities it is possible to see the 'botafumeiro', a gigantic censer handled by eight men who oscillate through a cross-sectional plant of the cathedral, in action. |
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| For secondary efficacy outcomes cross-sectional descriptive statistics and changes from baseline were calculated. |
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| One needs to keep in mind that the majority of studies to date are cross-sectional in design, thus it is difficult to ascertain whether family dysfunction is a predisposing factor or a result of the eating disorder. |
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| A large cross-sectional study was undertaken in Mali to examine the prevalence of anemia during pregnancy and to look at the likely etiologic factors associated with it in a presumable high-risk population. |
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| Immigrant health status may also appear to improve with duration in cross-sectional data if the least healthy die or remigrate. |
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| To investigate major issues of social concern, especially new issues requiring specific research, the Commission needs cross-sectional and longitudinal micro-data at household and personal level. |
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| Consequently, the wet weight and myofiber cross-sectional area of the targeted muscle were increased by local gene doping. |
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| A cross-sectional study in 325 patients in Karachi, Pakistan demonstrated a strong association among labial bands, bands in the fauces, and buccal bands. |
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| This will generally greatly increase the radii of gyration as well as the cross-sectional area, both key to determining a compression member's factored resistance. |
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| A cross-sectional study was conducted during the rainy and postrainy season of August to December 2011 in the labor ward of the tertiary Hospital in the central Sudan. |
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| The A-Scan Mode allows direct analysis of the raw signal and the real-time B-Scan Mode provides a cross-sectional view perpendicular to the scanning surface. |
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| In a cross-sectional survey of 5,264 hylid and ranid metamorphs in 42 Vermont wetlands, we assessed independent risk factors for nontraumatic limb malformation. |
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| Lower airway abnormalities are most commonly evaluated by radiography, although traumatic injuries to the chest may warrant cross-sectional imaging with computed tomography. |
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