The phrase "measure height" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to the physical act of measuring the height of an object or person. For example, "The nurse measured the child's height to make sure he was growing properly."
All centers used standardized anthropometric measurement protocols to measure height, weight, and head circumference at each contact point, some taking multiple measurements to reduce measurement error.
For the 6, 12 and 24 months follow-up measurements, trained staff from the Erasmus MC, University Medical Centre, measure height, weight and waist circumference of all participating children with the same calibrated equipment as at baseline.
The initial visit involved preliminary tests for resting hemoglobin concentration, anthropometry to measure height, weight, and estimated body fat followed by the measurement of lactate threshold and peak oxygen uptake (V ˙ O 2 peak ).
Calling the result a measure of teaching effectiveness does not make it so, any more than you can make a bathroom scale measure height by relabeling its dial "height". Calculating precise averages of "height" measurements made with 100 different scales would not help.
Second, we measure height.
This measures the extent to which the variance in some measure (height, IQ) within a population can be attributed to differences in genes versus differences in environment.
Besides the calculation of DEMs of difference to measure height changes, isotropic and anisotropic roughness is calculated to measure its influence on across- and along-slope runoff formation.
This scale was designed to measure height fear-relevant interpretation bias to help assess the relationship between biased interpretations and acrophobia symptoms.
The crew on the accident flight have told investigators that they never heard an alarm from the radar altimeter, which is used to measure height above the ground in low-level flights.
Surveyors also use them to measure height differences over large distances.
A stadiometer and digital scale were used to measure height (meters) and body mass (kilogram).
