After sacrifice, both femurs were dissected, weighed, lengths measured, and stored at -80°C or 4% formalin until analyzed.
To evaluate how infant weigh and length growth trajectories associate with body composition at 3 and 7 years because previous studies have noted that rapid infant weight gain increases risk for high body mass index (BMI) in children.
The final estimates were used to weigh the length of time within each health state by the quality of life that a patient living through that period would experience.
Around 400 g mean weight, 1177 to 1667 fish in each site were weighed and length was measured.
Hybrid striped bass were weighed and length was measured individually to the nearest of 0.1 g and 0.1 cm.
At the end of the experimental period after 69 days, fishes were removed from the tanks and individually weighed and length measured.
Three times a week, mice were weighed and length and width of the tumour were measured using a calliper by a person blinded for the treatment.
The infants were weighed and length, head-circumference and mid-upper-arm-circumference (MUAC) were measured.
Babies were weighed, the length was measured with a measuring board, and a tape measure was used to measure the head and mid-upper arm circumferences.
In addition to sexing and weighing, the length of their tibia was measured to the nearest 0.5 mm (measurements were taken for another study).
All sampled individuals were euthanized with an overdose of metacain (Finquel® Vet, ScanVacc, Årnes, Norway), wet weighed, fork length measured and caudal or adipose fin clipped.
