“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.”

“On the other hand the anthropometry of the child's pelvis shows a smaller height of the iliac wing than that of the adults.”

“A reading was made and the arm of the anthropometer was then quickly moved to the radiale, stylion, and dactylion landmarks in succession.”

“Stature and weight were measured with an anthropometer and a standard analog scale, respectively.”

“This anthropometer was also used to measure recumbent length of children ≤ 24 months.”

“The science of anthropometrics provides data on dimensions of the human body, in various postures.”

“The senior members of society have their own ergonomics and anthropometrics.”

“The same-scale human model, incorporating the desired anthropometrics, resides elsewhere on the screen.”