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ON THE GROWTH OF ENTIRE CURVES

Mathematics of the USSR-Izvestiya, 1973
In this paper we introduce a measure of deviation of an entire curve from a fixed vector. We establish sharp estimates and other relationships satisfied by this measure of deviation.
Petrenko, V. P., Hussain, M.
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A Growth Curve Analysis for EDP Curves

Applied Statistics, 1983
Summary: A class of exponentially damped polynomial (EDP) regression models was suggested by the author and \textit{J. A. Tredger} [ibid. 30, 147-152 (1981; Zbl 0464.62093)] to describe biological recovery data. Certain specifications are made here on the distribution of parameters over individuals which lead to exact expressions for the unconditional ...
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On the Utility of Growth Curves

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1992
In this issue ofThe JOURNAL, Yip et al 1 describe the changes that have taken place in a decade (1980 through 1989) in the birth weight and early childhood growth of children of low-income immigrant families from Southeast Asia. While Asian See also p 937. immigrant infants and young children showed a marked shift in growth status toward the reference
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Customized Growth Curves

Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1997
Fetal growth is the principal issue in antenatal surveillance today. Its urgency is highlighted by audit data showing a powerful association between growth restriction and antepartum stillbirths. Customized growth charts optimize the assessment of fetal growth and birth weight by taking individual physiologic variables into account and by deriving an ...
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Growth Curves

2004
Abstract This data set contains approximately 50 growth curves for a wide range of aluminum casting alloys at various temperatures. Growth curves are used to determine the dimensional changes that must be anticipated during service in applications where close dimensional tolerances are required.
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A Probability Structure for Growth Curves

Biometrics, 1967
SUMMARY A conditional probability density for body-weight of chickens is derived by making a priori assumptions about the probability densities of the descriptive parameters. This formulation incorporates the idea that animal to animal genetic differences, which dictate growth and hence the parameters in the describing function, can be realized as a ...
G F, Krause, P B, Siegel, D C, Hurst
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An extension of the growth curve model

Biometrika, 1988
The growth curve model of \textit{R. F. Potthoff} and \textit{S. N. Roy}, ibid. 51, 313-326 (1964; Zbl 0138.143), is generalized in presenting the analysis of repeated measurements on experimental units grouped according to some experimental design. Especially the case is considered that the same number of observations at identical time points are made
Verbyla, A. P., Venables, W. N.
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Growth curves for preterm infants

Early Human Development, 2007
The commonly used growth curves for preterm infants are four decades old and may not be suitable for the current population. Uncertainty exists regarding the most suitable curves for monitoring the growth of preterm infants. While intrauterine growth rate appears to be the ideal growth that needs to be attained by the preterm infants, it may not be ...
Shripada C, Rao, Jeffrey, Tompkins
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On the analysis of multivariate growth curves

Metrika, 2000
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Nummi, Tapio, Möttönen, Jyrki
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