Sentence examples for children measuring from inspiring English sources

How else to be sure that an athlete won't disappoint you, or not be quite the type of guy you want your children measuring themselves against?

Not just Duckworth's research but the entire process feels tautological: we will decide what elements of "character" are essential to success, and we will inculcate these attributes in children, measuring and grading the children accordingly, and shutting down, as collateral damage, many other attributes of character and many children as well.

However, using representative population samples at the country level for a large number of Latin American countries, this paper can link the educational attainment of parents with that of their children, measuring intergenerational persistence of educational attainment.

As hypoglycemia occurs in approximately 10% of infants and young children, measuring serum glucose in this population is recommended.

Global acute malnutrition was observed in 13.4%, and severe acute malnutrition in 3.0%, of children measuring 67-<110 cm.

Among children measuring 110-< 140 cm, 9.8% met the admission criteria for entry into the nutritional programme.

The world's largest such study covered nearly 1,000 children conceived through these methods in five European countries and found that the children, measured from birth to age 5, were as healthy as children conceived naturally.

No significant differences in the ratings of hunger/satiety of children measured before and after lunch were observed and likely causes are discussed.

Description of data: A table comparing baseline differences for children measured for growth and children never measured for growth.

(XLSX 14 kb) Additional file 2: Baseline differences in children measured for growth and children never measured for growth.

Only ten (2.7%) of the 360 children measured demonstrated a varus angulation.