The use of these commercially-available LBs, therefore, did not allow for standardization of LB height based on the height of the individual subjects, which may impact the findings of this study; in particular the comparison between sexes, as women tend to be shorter than men.
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This standardization also improves the rate of measurement of height, which is measured less frequently than the measurement of weight in EHRs [ 20].
In addition to the 140 and 137 RILs, all parental lines (B73, Mo17, P39, CML277) as well as 10 representative inbred lines (Table S1) from the IBM RIL population (selected to encompass the ranges of observed SAM height and SNP diversity) were included in each set for data standardization with the IBM RIL analyses in Thompson et al. 2014.
Although this scheme is established based on wind profile records at a reference station equipped with both an anemometer at a near-ground height and a Doppler radar profiler system, it can be used for the standardization of surface winds not only at the reference station but also at other surrounding stations with only surface observation instruments.
Additionally, direct standardization was used to adjust rates across quartiles of maternal age, BMI, and height.
Peak heights were normalized using the amount of the sample fresh weight and ribitol for internal standardization.
FEV1 divided by height cubed (FEV1/Ht) has been found to be better at predicting all-cause mortality than the usual standardization as percentage of predicted "normal values" (FEV1%) and its use is independent of reference equations.
In brief, after a warming up of 12 squat jumps with increasing height, squat jumps were performed with both hands gripped together behind the back to avoid arm support for standardization.
