The phrase "average weight height" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a typical or mean measurement of both weight and height, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The study focused on the average weight height of participants, but it would be clearer to separate the two measurements."
Alternatives: "average weight and height" or "mean weight and height".
As expected and consistent with the changes in average weight and height over time, as shown in Table 1, weight and height velocities were highest in the first 12 months, with growth rates rapidly declining from 12 months (Table 2).
For subjects that had neither self-reported nor measured weight or height data, the center-, age- and gender-specific average weight and height values were imputed for anthropometry variables used for adjustment purposes only.
The World Health Organization estimates the average weight and height for a seven-month-old boy is 8kg and 69cm.
Each one point increase in BMI was roughly equivalent to a 2.5 kg gain in weight, as determined using the Chinese national average weight and height for females of reproductive age (158 cm, 54 kg)21.
Children who are below average weight and height have been shown to have a later eruption times than those who are within the standard range [ 4, 9].
As the average weight and height of Pacific Islander women are higher than for many other Asian women [ 36], this is not surprising.
Mean age of youths was 15.6 ± 2.2 years and average weight and height were 53.6 ± 11 Kg and 161.9 ± 13.8 cm, respectively.
The African American women had greater average weight, shorter height, greater BMI, an earlier age at menarche, greater parity, and several other clinical/hormonal differences compared to the Caucasian cohort.
For multiple doses of deworming drugs over six months to three years after the intervention started, there was little or no effect on average weight gain, height, or haemoglobin, and probably little or no effect on formal tests of cognition.
However, findings from a longitudinal study on a Swedish 8 18 years old population showed a sharp decline in average weight for height during war conflict and a rapid subsequent rebound thereafter [ 22].
