Computerized ordering systems can deal with tax rules far more easily than workers using typewriters and reference charts.
Growth reference charts are the basic assessment tool of child health whether at an individual, community, or national level.
To construct sex-specific reference charts presenting percentile curves for drooling plotted for age to monitor the development of saliva control in infancy and preschool age.
To produce a more reliable, continuous set of occipitofrontal head circumference (OFC) growth reference charts for males and females from birth to adulthood in the United States.
Growth reference charts should be periodically adapted to the population in which they will be applied, according to ethnic variation, secular growth change, and current feeding patterns.
The reference charts for the optimal cluster spacing design were prepared based on the geological characteristics of south and north blocks in the Jiaoshiba shale gasfield.
The aims of the present study were to establish improved reference charts for growth of the fetal head, abdomen and femur, and to determine the effect of fetal and maternal factors.
Growth reference charts are usually based on cross-sectional data, they are for use with samples and they reflect growth "as is" rather than "as it ought to be".
To assess the distribution of height, weight, and head circumference (HC) in preterm infants for ages 0-4 years, by gestational age (GA) and sex, and to construct growth reference charts for preterm-born children, again by GA and sex, for monitoring growth in clinical practice.
In the clinic, LFT results are compared to and interpreted according to reference charts containing internationally accepted normal-levels for these proteins.
BMI was calculated using the weight/height2 (Kg/m2) formula, corrected for sex and age, and expressed as BMI SDS, according to Italian reference charts [41].
