| Taking on the physiological testing task, biokinetics specialist Tony Paladin, better known as stroke of South Africa's lightweight four, analysed every participant using anthropometry and aerobic capacity testing. |
| On the other hand the anthropometry of the child's pelvis shows a smaller height of the iliac wing than that of the adults. |
| The nutritional status of individuals is commonly evaluated through the use of anthropometry. |
| Considerable importance in anthropometry is attached to the study of the nose. |
| The meeting will highlight methodologies such as anthropometry and the qualitative indicators such as the need of mapping at the national level. |
| The science of anthropometry was developed in the late 19th century by Alphonse Bertillon, chief of criminal identification for the Paris police. |
