anthropometric measurement

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Anthropometric measurements (weight, and length/ height) of study children were recorded to determine their nutrition status.
The fourth section looks at recent work on the relationship between anthropometric measurements and life expectancy.
Anthropometric measurements as predictors of mortality in a community population aged 70 years and over.
Anthropometric measurements, using techniques previously described, were also made at each visit.
The ambulance served well for interviews, clinical examinations and anthropometric measurements, despite problems with air temperature during the winter.
In the latter half of that century, their theories were based on anthropometric measurements, linguistic analyses, historical records, and archaeological findings.
Anthropometric measurements were made, and immunizations against diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, smallpox and poliomyelitis were carried out.
Bertillon's standardized photographs (en face et en profil) and anthropometric measurements were not limited to delinquents but recorded all potential suspects.
The specific objectives were to examine the group using standard anthropometric measurements, haemoglobin estimation and blood smear collection and by recording information on housing, income, dietary intake and demographic characteristics.
The functional fitness of the individual needs to be studied as well as the anthropometric measurements if the true state of nutrition is to be correctly appraised.
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