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Around the circumference of the body of the miracidia there were approximately 12 metachronal waves of power and recovery.
The present study shows impairment of head circumference in the older and youngest group of index boys in all comparisons except with the older siblings.
Lack of illness or injury, good dental health, and normal waist circumference had the strongest associations with perceived good health.
The regression equation showed that internal circumference grew by an average of 0.73 cm per log kilogram increase in fetal and neonatal body weight.
The centre of each circle lies on the circumference of the other.
The wall filled about 5" of the circumference of the cell.
Whilst the fetal abdominal circumference is the best parameter to assess fetal size in singleton gestations this is less reliable in twins.
The reduction in fetal liver volumes was a better discriminator than head circumference, but not abdominal circumference.
Besides, measurement of mid-arm circumference is simple, quick and easy to learn, and taboos do not resist its measurement.
When mid-upper arm circumference was added to the model, the coefficient of these socioeconomic variables remained significant.
The measurements included weight, recumbent length (up to 2 years), height (2 years inclusive and older) and head circumference.
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