[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich] page 90

Woolwich 1924

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]

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11.1 per cent., and 22.81 lbs. minus 11.1 per cent. In the
diagrams continuous curves have been constructed from birth
until the end of the second year. In the last two months of
the first year there is some variation in these curves compared
with the curves given last year, as they have been slightly
adjusted in view of the additional information now available.

Table: TABLE No. 59.Male Babies—The Borough.

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TABLE No. 59.

Male Babies—The Borough.

Age in Months.	No. of Observations.	Weight in 1bs.	Standard deviation.	Co-efficient of variation.
53 weeks.	159	21.53	2.51	11.6
13	201	21.92	2.61	11.9
14	184	22.34	2.66	11.9
15	167	22.81	2.54	11.1
16	147	23.32	2.71	11.6
17	143	23.43	2.93	12.5
18	130	24.15	2.93	12.1
19	120	24.78	3.00	12.1
20	94	24.87	3.30	13.3
21	101	25.58	3.19	12.5
22	83	25.51	3.59	14.1
23	80	26.06	3.07	11.4
24	55	26.23	3.49	13.3

Table: TABLE No. 60.Female Babies—The Borough.

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TABLE No. 60.

Female Babies—The Borough.

Age in Months.	No. of Observations.	Weight in lbs.	Standard deviation.	Co-efficient of variation.
53 weeks	146	19.67	2.31	11.7
13	203	20.14	2.11	10.5
14	170	20.58	2.15	10.5
15	162	21.25	2.35	11.0
16	142	21.49	2.52	11.7
17	141	22.09	2.28	10.3
18	115	22.60	2.54	11.2
19	93	23.21	2.66	11.4
20	93	23.22	3.12	13. 4
21	79	23.56	3.19	13.6
22	73	24.28	3.29	13.6
23	80	25.03	3.08	12.3
24	50	24.68	3.27	13.3

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Table: TABLE No. 59.Male Babies—The Borough.

Table: TABLE No. 60.Female Babies—The Borough.