Charting Normative Brain Variability Across the Human Lifespan

Introduction Since De Montbeillard characterized the first curve of his son's height in the late 18th century,growth charts have become increasingly essential for pediatricians to describe group-level variability and monitor the over-development of individual-level growth[1].Growth charts can provide a standardized statistical reference to estimate deviations in a child's physiological measurements(e.g.,height and weight).