Sentence examples for mean height at from inspiring English sources

The vertical lines represent relative distance from tip of tree to mean green crown height at age 29 years (crown), and to mean height at time of thinning (thinning).

These relationships may be summarised by the occurrence of populations characterised by above-average values for mean height at specific sites only, i.e. the trait is unstable at a population level.

The mean height at withers in the HIU- and LIU-groups was 162 and 165 cm.

Mean height at 4 years was 87.2 cm for girls and 85.8 cm for boys, corresponding to −4 and −4.5 SDS, respectively.

Mean height at 13.3 years was 158 cm, mean body mass index was 20.3 kg/m, mean systolic blood pressure was 111.0 mm Hg, and mean diastolic blood pressure was 68.6 mm Hg.

In all five cohorts, mean height at age 24 mo was 2.0 10.4 cm lower than the WHO reference, whereas growth from age 24 mo through adulthood approximated that of the WHO reference in Brazil, Guatemala, and India (range −0.20 to 2.4 cm) (Fig. 3).

Plots of the mean height differences at birth, 1, 3 and 10 years, by allelic score show approximate linear relationships (Fig.  1).

Mean height SDS at the start of therapy varies by indication and in our model was −2.91, which is within the range that is observed by other authors [ 18, 19].

The mean height was calculated at time of menarche and at 6, 12, 18, 24, 30 and 36 months post-menarche; the Z-scores for height/age and weight/age and BMI/age were calculated according to CDC/NCHS references (as recommended by the Chilean Health Ministry for evaluating the nutritional status of children 6 to 18 years of age) [ 14].

Tissue filling was estimated by relating the mean height of tissue at the 7 defined points to the mean cartilage height of the 2 shoulders of the same defect, expressed as percentage filling.

The mean height of dominant trees at age 20 (Sis0) is lowest for P. elliottii at Dukuduku (17.0 m) and highest for P. patula at MacMac (24.3 m).