Sentence examples for alternative height from inspiring English sources

As an alternative, height can be estimated using measures of some body segments, such as knee height and ulna length.

Alternative height calculations using knee to heel measurements:with knee at 90° angle (foot flexed or flat on floor or bed board), measure from bottom of heel to top of knee.

Our SVM classifier can partly solve both these problems, as the SVM is a better alternative than peak height alone for identifying TFBS that are common between cell types, when sufficient training data are available.

An alternative breast-height density model using ring width as its principal independent variable was fitted to densitometry data averaged by ring at each of 25 sites.

Table 1 Separate models for each year and each band: Estimating the relationship between AGB and the three alternative InSAR heights, using no-intercept regression models InSAR data Year Slope, t/ha/m RMSE, t/ha SRTM-C 2000 13.6 59.9 SRTM-X 2000 15.1 53.9 Tandem-X 2011 14.9 54.7.

The aim of this study was to conduct a genome-wide linkage scan to identify quantitative trait loci (QTL) for lengths of spine, femur, tibia, humerus and radius as alternatives for height in a large, population based twin sample and to identify the genes for height which may also be underlying diseases affecting bone size.

DCI possesses three alternatives of height and 4 models (Table  3), restoring and maintaining intervertebral height and being suitable for all endplates.

To determine if a child's weight perception or a mother's perception of a child's weight status is a viable alternative to measured height and weight in determining BMI classification.

These were investigated as alternative measures for height in a large, population based twin sample with the potential to find genes underlying bone size and bone diseases.

As an alternative indicator of height, demispan was measured in the supine position.

However the measure of obesity in grandparents used in the study was an alternative measure to height and weight and may not accurately reflect the strength of the association.