Sentence examples for a standardised height from inspiring English sources

Standing and sitting heights were measured using a standardised height rod and weight was measured using a standardised weighing scale.

An adjustable bed was then set at a height 10 cm above each subject's superior patella margin as a standardised height.

Participants underwent standardised height and weight measurements by Heart Niagara staff.

Body Mass Index is not part of the ten year cardiovascular risk scores, but it was calculated using calibrated scales for weight and standardised height measurement.

Site Index, which is a standardised measure of height productivity for a site, is defined for P. radiata as the mean top height (the average height of the 100 largest diameter trees per hectare) at age 20 years.

A total of 2661 (48.4% female) young adults from the Mater Hospital-University Study of Pregnancy (MUSP) had data on standardised height-for-age score measurement as part of physical assessment at the 21-year follow-up.

To assess for intra-rater reliability, at the end of each HD session during the run-in phase, the dialyser quadrants are captured in four photographs by the same trained research nurse, using a digital camera on a tripod, with standardised lighting, at a standardised distance and height from the dialyser.

For the one-leg rise task, participants will be seated in a standardised position with a chair height of 48cm, seat depth of 75% thigh length and 100° knee flexion.

The children's proficiency in performing an activity of daily living is characterised by the technique they use to rise from a 33 cm high chair (≈25% of standing height) from a standardised position.

In addition, weight and standing height were measured using a standardised protocol by a trained examiner rather than being self-reported, reducing the bias of overestimation or underestimation of height and weight.

Height was measured using a standardised approach while in supine position.