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It is a history of the repression and rejection of bodies and minds that diverge from the supposed paradigm or norm provided by healthy young males.

In skeletal class I group, both UL (1.11 ± 2.19 mm) and LL (1.07 ± 2.09 mm) were protrusive than norms provided by Ricketts.

Previously poverty estimates were done using the calorie norms provided by the Indian Council for Medical Research.

Early reading skills were estimated with the tasks described below to verify that children were showing age appropriate progress on those skills (based on the norms provided by the test creators) and to allow us to compare the relationships between frequency discrimination, verbal memory and phonological awareness to those previously reported in adolescents [5], [24].

Since there are no German norms available for the CBCL 1.5-5, we used the norms provided by Achenbach and Rescorla [ 32, 33].

By utilizing reference norms provided by the RJL, and depending on body frame size, estimates of body fat percentage and skeletal muscle mass were derived.

Blood pressure measurements were interpreted and classified using the age, gender and height norms provided by the National High Blood Pressure Education Program Working Group on High Blood Pressure in Children and Adolescents [ 31].

This was done by applying predetermined reference points and calculating the shape of the spine using the norms provided by Messrs. Zebris for the individual sizes of the vertebrae.

With these 3D-based contour lines, the mean measured disk areas for each of our subject groups were very nearly centered within the norms provided by Heidelberg Engineering on the HRT II printout.

The norms provided by Meltzer et al. [ 94] were selected as these were based on a large British general population sample with norms available for parents (N = 10,298) and teachers (N = 8208) and for self-ratings for older children (N = 4228).

First, they signal an injunctive norm (a norm, often provided by an authoritative source, that strongly indicates how people should behave) indicating that prescribing an antibiotic is not recommended.