Sentence examples for stature normal from inspiring English sources

The differences among short stature, normal short and normal groups were also explored.

According to children's height, we divided them into three groups: short stature, normal short and normal group, then compared the score of scales by the height category.

The first study reported by Hökner et al. [2008] describes a woman with short stature, normal psychomotor development and minor dysmorphisms, carrying a ring chromosome 6 with very small deletions on both arms and breakpoints at 240 kb and at 190 kb from the telomeres of 6p and 6q, respectively [ 6].

The child self-report total PedsQL mean score, for the short stature, normal short and normal groups were 77.77 ± 9.69, 83.50 ± 8.56 and 87.36 ± 7.23; the parent-proxy total PedsQL mean score were 77.62 ± 10.50, 82.69 ± 8.35 and 84.91 ± 9.96 respectively.

Continuous variables were described by mean ± SD, the PedsQL 4.0 Generic Core Scales scores' differences among short stature, normal short stature and normal group were computed using con-variable test, differences between HtSDS < −3 and −3 < HtSDS < −2 group using independent sample t-tests.

Traditionally, the term "dwarf" was used to describe individuals with disproportions of body and limb, while "midget" referred to those of reduced stature but normal proportions; today neither word is used, and "little people" has become the preferred term for persons with extreme growth retardation.

Children with endocrine disorders often have short stature with normal weight for height, or even relative obesity.

We used logical data analysis, a combinatorial method that produces rules characterististic of subsets of either positive (patients with PSIS) or negative (patients with short stature and normal GH peak) patients [ 12].

The current studies demonstrate that adult Thra1 PV /+ mice have short stature but normal bone strength despite high bone mass, suggesting that patients with THRA mutations are unlikely to have an increased risk of fracture.

Previous studies on Zweeloo woman [ 1] indicated short stature, otherwise normal health for that time in history, but failed to provide a definite clue for the reason of her unusual burial.

This is interesting seen in the light of a previous study of GPs' care of overweight at the five-year PCHE, which found that overweight was only addressed in 60% of the children whom the GPs assessed with a weight-for-stature above normal [ 7].