| To obtain anthropometric measurements is uncomplicated, relatively inexpensive and the estimates contain small measurement errors and biases. |
| Corrected age should be used at least until 24 to 36 months-of-age when plotting anthropometric measurements of premature infants. |
| It is not possible to actually predict the age of an individual from anthropometric measure, and this should not be attempted. |
| Accurate annotation of anatomical landmarks requires ample amount of time and it often needs expensive, specialized anthropometric equipment. |
| Such records, known in our jargon as anthropometric records, could make their way to the Canadian border, to customs, or elsewhere. |
| The diagnosis of achondroplasia, for instance, rests solely on the clinical examination that may include anthropometric measurements and x-rays. |
