Which of the following standards are used to determine compliance during a Body Composition Evaluation?

The determination of compliance during a Body Composition Evaluation primarily relies on weight and body composition standards. These standards are established to assess an individual's body fat percentage and overall physique in relation to military requirements. This comprehensive approach ensures that evaluations consider not just weight, but also how that weight relates to the individual's body composition, which is crucial for maintaining overall health and readiness in military settings.

While physical fitness test (PFT) scores, height measurements, and semi-annual training evaluations can be important indicators of physical fitness and readiness, they are not used as direct measures for compliance in body composition specifically. Weight and body composition standards provide a more nuanced evaluation, focusing on the proportion of body fat versus lean mass, which directly impacts a service member's performance and health.