Adjust lenhei/weight prior to z-score computation #60
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Prior to z-score computation, _length/height_ and _weight_ are set to `NA` if they exceed the plausible range of values. For _length/height_ this is `35cm to 140cm` and for _weight_ it is `0.5kg to 40kg`. The adjusted values are shown in the resulting data frame under columns `clenhei` and `cweight` respectively.
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Prior to z-score computation, length/height and weight are set to
NAif they exceed the plausible range of values.For length/height this is
35cm to 140cmand for weight it is0.5kg to 40kg.The adjusted values are shown in the resulting data frame under columns
clenheiandcweightrespectively.