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This methodological report examines the quality of anthropometric data from 52 DHS surveys conducted between 2005 and 2014. The analysis includes height, weight, and age measurements of children under five years of age as well as three nutritional status indices--height-for-age (HAZ), weight-for-age (WAZ), and weight-for-height (WHZ)--that follow WHO guidelines. The data quality indicators used to investigate the measurements include: standard deviation of z-scores; heaping of measures of height, weight, and age; and the percentage of extreme cases flagged during data processing. In addition, linear regressions of the z-scores were conducted to examine the amount of heterogeneity in z-scores that can be explained by covariates, including cluster-level variation. The findings identified surveys that have outperformed others in terms of anthropometric data quality along with surveys that have been deficient in data quality. Based on the results, recommendations were made that will improve the quality of anthropometric data in future surveys.

Anthropometry --- Data Accuracy --- Infant --- Child, Preschool --- Children --- Children --- Body size --- Body weight --- Proportion (Anthropometry)

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Demographic surveys --- Health surveys --- Children --- Children --- Body size --- Body weight --- Proportion (Anthropometry) --- Statistical methods. --- Statistical methods. --- Anthropometry --- Growth

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612.6 --- Body size --- -Proportion (Anthropometry) --- -Sex differences --- -Gender differences --- Sexual dimorphism in humans --- Sex differentiation --- Anatomy, Artistic --- Anthropometry --- Animal size --- Animals --- Size of body --- Morphology (Animals) --- Somatotypes --- Voortplanting. Groei. Ontwikkeling --- Addresses, essays, lectures --- Size --- Body size. --- Proportion (Anthropometry) --- Sex differences --- Sex differences. --- Addresses, essays, lectures. --- Proportion (Anthropometry). --- -Voortplanting. Groei. Ontwikkeling --- Gender differences

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Le traité de Juan de Arfe (1535-1603) enseignait pour la première fois en langue espagnole les proportions et l'anatomie aux sculpteurs et aux peintres. Issue d'une thèse, l'étude de M. Portmann retrace l'histoire des savoirs théoriques possédés par les artistes en Espagne aux XVIe et XVIIe siècles, des représentations qu'ils ont inspirées et présente le traité. ©Electre 2015 Contient le fac-similé du texte original en espagnol et sa traduction au français en regard. Études en français. - Contient la reproduction partielle en fac-similé de l'éd de Madrid : Don Plácido Barco López, 1795, correspondant à la 7e impression remaniée de l'éd de Séville : 1585. Source:SUDOC

Human anatomy --- Art --- Arfe y Villafañe, de, Juan --- anno 1500-1599 --- anno 1600-1699 --- Spain --- Human figure in art --- Anatomy, Artistic --- Art, Spanish --- Proportion (Anthropometry) in art --- Corps humain dans l'art --- Anatomie artistique --- Art espagnol --- Proportions (Anthropométrie) dans l'art --- Arfe y Villafañe, Juan de, --- Proportions (Anthropométrie) dans l'art --- Arfe y Villafañe, Juan de,