Sentence examples for kg length from inspiring English sources

Males in North America average 62 kg (136 pounds), but rare individuals can exceed 100 kg; length is about 1.2 metres (4 feet), excluding the 0.75-metre (2.5-foot) tail.

Morphometric measures recorded include weight (kg), length (tip of snout to base of sacrum - mm) and body-condition, using a subcutaneous fat score originally developed for sheep on a scale of 1 = emaciated to 5 = very good condition.

Questions regarding body weight (kg), length (m) and pain (VAS 0 10); III.

Her birth weight was 2.59 kg, length 47 cm and head circumference 33 cm (all approximately on the 3rd percentile).

The examination showed her weight (7.5 kg), length (79 cm) and head circumference (44.3 cm) were below the normal range (<mean-3SD, below the third centile), with a senile appearance.

Weight was measured using Seca baby scales (Harlow Healthcare, London, UK) to the last 0.1 kg; length (to 18 months) was measured to the last 0.5 cm using a standard issue neonatometer (Harlow Health Care, London, UK); height (at 24 and 36 months) was measured using a Seca Leicester height measure (Harlow Healthcare, South Shields, UK).

Wearing light clothing, weight was measured using an electronic pediatric scale to the nearest 0.005 kg, and length was measured using a pediatric-length board to the nearest 0.1 cm with the child in a recumbent position.

Weight was measured using a scale (SECA 872) accurate to 0.1 kg, and length (height at post-intervention) was measured using wooden length boards (ShorrBoards; Proveedor Shorr Productions, MD) accurate to 1 mm.

The BMI (weight (kg) per length (m)) was calculated on the basis of the present length and weight reported in the second questionnaire.

The following information was abstracted from each record (directly copying original information unless stated otherwise): birth weight (kg), birth length (cm), head circumference (cm) at birth, ponderal index (PI; calculated from weight divided by the third power of length), mother's pelvic size (cm), mother's age (years), and gestation (weeks).

Four nondisabled male adults with no prior wheeling experience (age, 22.2 ± 0.4 years mean ± SD; height, 172.0 ± 6.7 cm; weight, 59.6 ± 5.0 kg; forearm length, 24.6 ± 1.7 cm) participated in the experiment.