Distance from the bottom of the feet to the top of the head in a human body, standing erect.
1A gender-specific effect of the IGF-I alleles on body height was observed.
2Higher body height and higher BMI might be risk factors for knee injuries.
3The body height and weight of all the children and adolescents were measured.
4Histomorphometric results were correlated with vertebral body height, disease location and iliac crest biopsies.
5Logistic regression assessed the association between genders, BMI, and body height to knee injuries.
6The most important non-genetic factors affecting growth and adult body height are nutrition and diseases.
7These correlations make statistical adjustment for body height important in analyses of monoamine metabolite levels.
8BMI was calculated using measured body height and weight.
9Assortative mating was evident for body height and BMI.
10Final body height is achieved as the result of a combination of genetic and environmental factors.
11A positive correlation was observed between bone density, body weight and body height in both sexes.
12FPP was associated with increased BMI and shorter body height for all grades of FPP severity.
13We found an association between BMI, body height, and knee injury in both males and females.
14Very little is known about self-reported body height.
15Objectives: This study examined the change in heritability of adult body height across birth cohorts in Finland.
16Age, bodyweight and body height are the significant factors in the multiple nomogram model of renal length.
Translations for body height