Sentence examples for mean height loss from inspiring English sources

Patients with vertebral fractures have a mean height loss of around 5 cm (32, 33).

Expressed as SDS, the AH was significantly lower than the height at age 4 yr (-0.77 ± 1.10 vs 0.52 ± 1.24 SDS), with a mean height loss of 1.32 SD.

In our study, survivors showed at FH a significant mean height loss of – 0.42 SDS (p 0.000) compared to height SDS at diagnosis and, analyzing height-SDS adjusted according to TH, the loss in SDS from sT to FH still persisted (-0.30; p 0.000).

This apparent discrepancy was explained by greater height reduction, on average, in women who subsequently had lower Wolfe grades, for example, mean (95% CI) height loss between these ages was 1.29 cm (1.07, 1.50) and 0.79 cm (0.66, 0.92) in women with N1 and P2 Wolfe grades, respectively.

Vertebral fracture was defined by reduced height loss above 20% of the mean, posterior or anterior wall.

Using an imputed value for the fifth lumbar disc based on the mean value of the measured four discs, values for disc height loss and anterior and posterior osteophytes were summed over five lumbar disc levels.

Height loss did not differ significantly between the groups (p = 0.63), with a mean loss since baseline visit of 21 mm (SD 19) in the vertebral fracture group and 19 mm (SD 16) in the hip fracture group.

Sa arithmetic mean height.

Organic matter best explained canopy height and mean height.

Mean height, height increment, top height, and total volume were unaffected by thinning.

Surface parameters Sp maximum peak height Sv maximum pit height Sz maximum height Sq root mean square height Ssk skewness Sku kurtosis Sa arithmetic mean height.