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Index of central obesity – A novel parameter

Medical Hypotheses, 2007
Waist circumference (WC) is globally used as a parameter to quantify central obesity, the key culprit in insulin resistance and related disorders. Hitherto globally in various definitions of metabolic syndrome and risk scores, WC is used to quantify central obesity.
Rakesh M, Parikh, Shashank R, Joshi, Padmavathy S, Menon, Nalini S, Shah   +3 more
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Central Field Index Versus Visual Field Index for Central Visual Function in Stable Glaucoma

Journal of Glaucoma, 2017
Objective: To compare the variability of central field index (CFI) versus visual field index (VFI) in stable glaucoma with central fixation involvement. Materials and Methods: For this retrospective study, we identified multiple visual fields (VFs) of patients with repeatable ...
Aparna, Rao, Debananda, Padhy, Harika, Mudunuri, Avik K, Roy, Sarada P, Sarangi, Gopinath, Das   +5 more
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An improved index of centrality

Behavioral Science, 1965
Increasing interest in the application of graph theory to the behavioral sciences is evidenced by the 1963 publication of the book “Applications of Graph Theory to Group Structure” by Claude Flament. Discussed there is the meaning and limitations of the Bavelas measure of centrality.
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Network centralization with the Gil Schmidt power centrality index

Social Networks, 2009
Abstract Network centralization is a network index that measures the degree of dispersion of all node centrality scores in a network from the maximum centrality score obtained in the network. The Gil Schmidt power centrality index was developed for use in describing the political networks of Mexico, Gil and Schmidt [Gil, J., Schmidt, S., 1996a.
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Urban Centrality: A Simple Index

Geographical Analysis, 2012
This study introduces a new measure of urban centrality. The proposed urban centrality index (UCI) constitutes an extension to the spatial separation index. Urban structure should be more accurately analyzed when considering a centrality scale (varying from extreme monocentricity to extreme polycentricity) than when considering a binary variable ...
Rafael Henrique Moraes Pereira, Vanessa Nadalin, Leonardo Monasterio, Pedro H. M. Albuquerque   +3 more
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Maslov Index and a Central Extension of the Symplectic Group

K-Theory, 2000
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Parimala, R., Preeti, R., Sridharan, R.
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