ライフサイエンスコーパス: body height

1 ces smaller than a quarter of their standing body height.

2 to detect additional novel associations with body height.

3 ion as well as some restoration of vertebral body height.

4 ed a >or=20% (or >or=4-mm) loss of vertebral body height.

5 esting smpd3 is a polygenetic determinant of body height.

6 lly detected significant QTL affecting human body heights.

7 umping heights decreasing from over 9 to 0.5 body heights.

8 one marrow signal changes, loss of vertebral body height, abnormal signal in intervertebral disc, and

9 linear model described the influence of sex, body height, age, and spinal level on the measured value

10 explain in part the inverse relation between body height and cardiovascular risk.

11 ssociation between one z-score difference in body height and dementia (HR: 0.90, 95% CI: 0.89;0.90) w

12 This study examined the relationship between body height and dementia and explored the impact of inte

13 e applied to analyze the association between body height and dementia.

14 ot find any significant relationship between body height and immune function in women.

15 study sought to examine the relation between body height and incidence of myocardial infarction, coro

16 , such as stronger intersexual selection for body height and more intense intrasexual physical compet

17 Body height and other body attributes of humans may be a

18 calizers of pediatric patients with recorded body height and weight and validated them in an addition

19 mpleted the McKnight Risk Factor Survey, had body height and weight measured, and underwent a structu

20 retrospective study, we aimed to predict the body height and weight of pediatric patients using CT lo

21 Bone density and body height and weight were then related to the presence

22 nship was found between lumbar bone density, body height and weight, and prevalence of the Cupid's bo

23 e anterior, central, and posterior vertebral body heights and wedge angles were measured in the midsa

24 The age, total body height, and 14 CT-based skeletal measurements were

25 arily three components of shape: body width, body height, and hind-leg length.

26 esults were similar after adjusting for age, body height, and scanning radius.

27 GWAS) of the KBD using joint deformities and body height as study phenotypes, totally involving 2,417

28 e evaluated whether childhood differences in body height between singletons and twins persist into ad

29 iple longitudinal anthropometric measures of body height, body weight and body mass.

30 and further collapse and/or renew vertebral body height by introducing bone cement into fractured ve

31 Measurements included blood pressure, body height, cardiac cycle length, carotid to femoral ar

32 ce supports a physiologic hypothesis for the body height-cardiovascular risk association.

33 On linear and stepwise multiple regression, body height correlated with all variables except mean bl

34 s for a specific sex, spinal level, age, and body height data, data for three different height subgro

35 l (HDL), diastolic blood pressure (DBP), and body height diminished after accounting for other risk f

36 tabolic risk markers and LVM indexed for the body height (g/m(2.7)).

37 Body height has been associated with an increased risk o

38 These include body height, heart rate, stroke volume and smaller arter

39 utput: urbanization rates in the past 500 y, body height in the 18(th) century, well-being in 1850, a

40 Body height is a life-history component.

41 Adult body height is a quantitative trait for which genome-wid

42 The authors conclude that body height is an important correlate of peripheral inse

43 Kyphoplasty increased vertebral body height more than vertebroplasty in this model of ac

44 n facial shape variation, sex differences in body height, nor differing preferences for facial femini

45 unction in MC3R is associated with decreased body height, obesity and delayed puberty.

46 howed that associated factors of myopia were body height (odds ratio [OR]: 1.05, 95% confidence inter

47 or spleen length and volume for women with a body height of 155-179 cm and men with a body height of

48 h a body height of 155-179 cm and men with a body height of 165-199 cm and propose validated algorith

49 ed relationships between immune function and body height of young men and women.

50 er factor-the physiologic effects of reduced body height on the arterial tree, which increase left ve

51 n junior high school students, they included body height (OR: 1.02, 95% CI: 1.01-1.04) and ocular ali

52 th sex (length: P < .001; volume: P = .012), body height (P < .001 for both), and weight (P < .001 fo

53 tion implicating sarcomeric, ion channel and body height pathways.

54 In contrast, indexing to body height presented a method without dependencies on h

55 uman fossil record and has body proportions (body height relative to body breadth and relative limb l

56 Subject body height was also measured.

57 istical significance of changes in vertebral body height, wedge angle, and weight with the two treatm

58 evel, interaction between sex and level, and body height, while age had significant yet limited influ

59 tibody response to a hepatitis-B vaccine and body height, with a positive relationship up to a height