Sentence examples for deviation in height from inspiring English sources

One major problem in the flexible roll forming of UHSS is the web-warping defect, which is the deviation in height of the web area over the length of the profile.

Moving one standard deviation in height away from the optimum reduced the number of children by 2.1% (2.52), whereas moving two standard deviations away reduced the number of children by 8.1% (2.36).

Patients presenting a deviation in height or weight were identified at the clinical examination and classified as normal variants of growth (ICD E34.3 and E34.4) including familial or constitutional factors.

Expressed as a percentage of the total number of years in school, the effects of a three or four standard deviation difference in height in these studies are of a similar magnitude to the 9% reduction in school time caused by a paternal health shock in our sample.

Depressed SC mothers tended to have infants less than two standard deviations in height on the World Health Organization's norms at two weeks post-birth compared to infants of depressed PIP mothers and non-depressed mothers in both conditions.

A one standard deviation increase in height is associated with a 0.52 0.70 standard deviation increase in weight in the OLS, and a 0.21 0.93 standard deviation increase in weight in the IV.

The effects are again small: a one standard deviation increase in height is associated with 0.06 0.07 standard deviations decrease in emotional problems.

The actual magnitude of the association is small: controlling for all covariates (the 'adjusted' results), a one standard deviation increase in height is associated, for example, with a 0.057 standard deviation increase in girls' IQ.

Finally, the IV effects for behavior and IQ are large: a one standard deviation increase in height raises these scores by about 0.2 0.7 standard deviations.

Likewise, the difference between girls' and boys' raw hyperactivity scores is approximately 0.37 standard deviations which is similar to the estimated effect of one standard deviation increase in height on hyperactivity for girls.

The mean (standard deviation) change in height between baseline and follow-up assessment was -1.4 (1.9), -0.3 (1.2), and -0.2 (1.4) cm, for groups I, II and III respectively.