Sentence examples for appropriately body from inspiring English sources

As the epidemic of obesity and morbid obesity [ 1] spreads and as more obese patients require intensive care, it is important to use appropriately body surface area (BSA) indexed hemodynamic measurements [ 2].

It is such a dynamic sport now that if you don't time your strength and conditioning appropriately, the body can break down".

When she performed "Lush Life," with appropriately distracted body language at Tuesday's opening night show, her innate vocal buoyancy sabotaged the self-loathing and misery in the narration of a despairing alcoholic deep in her cups.

Many who had paid $1,500 for the extensive tented dinner came as directed, rushing in the rain and dripping with color past a lawn of manic mimes in appropriately tinted body leotards that reinforced the theme.

There was a period in the 1970's and early 80's when Ms. Manchester was going for the gold, "American Idol -style, beltIdol -stylelads like "Don't Cry Out Loud" and "Come In From the Rain," with appropriately flowery beltingnguage.

Cetacean brains are also, scaled appropriately for body size, almost as big as those of humans and significantly bigger than those of great apes, which are usually thought of as humanity's closest intellectual cousins.Whales and dolphins have complex cultures, too, which vary from group to group within a species.

Quine's advice comes accompanied with a criterion of ontological commitment whereby an appropriately regimented body of doctrine is ontologically committed to objects of kind $K$ just in case objects of kind $K$ must lie in the range of our bound variables for the sentences of our theory to be true.

However, promisingly long-term CS-exposed guinea pigs fail to appropriately gain body weight compared to age-matched sham controls [ 6, 16].

With older adolescents, the sweating rate during intense practice and competitive play in challenging environmental conditions can often reach 2.5 L/h or more. 1 2 Across this entire range of sweat loss rates, however, junior tennis players are not always effective at appropriately minimising body water deficits during practice or play or recovering with sufficient fluid intake between matches.

Such disciplinary practices attach not only to the production of appropriately gendered bodies, but to other aspects of bodily identity subject to social normalization.

To treat the most complicated organ in the body appropriately demands considerable expertise.