Sentence examples for a height corrected from inspiring English sources

On examination in the endocrine clinic the girl was tall in comparison to her parents' height, 0.8 SDS according to normal reference [ 12], while her mid parental height (MPH) was −1.2 SDS, with a height corrected for MPH of 2.0 SDS.

The sixth rule (parental height corrected rule) compares the height SDS of the child to its target height SDS in combination with a low height SDS. 7. The seventh rule (parental height deflection rule) signals whether a slowed growth for length SDS of the child moves away from the child's target height.

LGA delivery defined as adjusted birth weight >90th centile [ 45] for gestational age adjusting for maternal height, corrected maternal weight, ethnicity, parity, and sex of baby.

Target height was defined as the mean of parental height corrected for the mean difference in height between sexes, plus the mean increase in height per generation (according to Dutch reference values [ 23]:((height father + height mother plus or minus 12 cm) divided by 2 + 3 cm).

*Table 1 explains the interpretation of the simulation values The delta rules for length and weight, the slowed growth rule for length and weight, the absolute SDS rule, rules that take genetic height potential into account (parental height corrected rule and parental height deflection rule) and the combined weight and length deflection rule proved less effective (data not shown).

In summary, the current study proposes the first age and height corrected blood pressure percentiles for Chinese children and adolescents aged 7 17 years with potential for more accurate blood pressure evaluation for children with extreme height, and in identifying obesity-related high blood pressure.

According to these risks, a surgical treatment of these fractures can be advocated in order to restore vertebral body height, correct the kyphotic deformity, and if necessary decompress the neurologic elements [ 4, 5].

Furthermore, simulated tsunami heights, corrected for crustal subsidence, were in good agreement with those obtained from historical records of the damage caused in the Seto Inland Sea region.

For an even threshold make the widths and lengths the same, and all you have to do is make the height correct.

This gave one subgroup with no catch-up growth (n = 10), comprising children with a corrected height of <0 SDS, and one subgroup with catch-up growth (n = 15), with a corrected height of ≥0 SDS.

The zero height was corrected by leveling the data to the minimum height of the whole image.