"limb lengths" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the comparison of the lengths of someone's arms and legs, for example: "The athletes all have different limb lengths, making them unique in many ways."
While sedated, anatomic measurements including limb lengths, limb and body girths, and body mass were recorded (Supplementary Table 1).
In both cases, cartilage accounted for about 6 percent to 10 percent of the creatures' limb lengths.
They measured limb lengths of the animals, and then skeletonized the limbs, removing the weight of cartilage and soft tissue.
However, it has been unclear as to when lizards developed a capability for bipedal locomotion, though bipedal locomotion has been inferred in some fossil lizards based on the relationship between forelimb and hind limb lengths (e.g., Tijubina pontei 12,13.
This, in combination with error associated with the limb lengths estimates, suggests that it may be premature to consider H. (or Australopithecus) habilis as having more apelike limb proportions than those in A. afarensis.
Their bone density and soft tissue body composition and anthropometric parameters (skinfolds, girths, limb lengths, bone breadths, height, and body mass) were analyzed, and their body composition was assessed by underwater weighing (UWW).
f Age 10: he is asymptomatic, with full range of motion and equal limb lengths.
We continue to follow each child bi-annually until maturity to monitor containment, limb lengths and abductor function.
The ideal outcome would be to achieve equal limb lengths and a neutral mechanical axis while preserving a horizontal knee.
A very important intraoperative sign of a good correction is the restoration of equal lower limb lengths in unilateral cases.
DCs embed a number of useful invariants, and by using them we can eliminate the influence of different limb lengths.
