Sentence examples for average body masses from inspiring English sources

However, alligators' territories and average body masses have been found to be generally smaller than in the past, and because populations have been reduced, their role during droughts has become limited.

Compared with the Control rats, the STZ-diabetic rats were smaller, as indicated by their lower average body masses and average shorter tibial lengths.

For the non-avian reptile sample, as well as some of the largest mammals, maturity was established by verifying that the body mass of the measured specimen is similar to published reports of average body masses for that species (for example, [ 84, 110- 112]).

The average body mass index in the study was 23.7, which is considered normal.

The Koreans in the study were much thinner than typical Americans, with an average body mass index of 23.2 compared with 28 for Americans.

At the start of the study, consistent breakfast eaters had an average body mass index of 21.7, intermittent eaters 22.5, and those who never had breakfast 23.4.

It was hypothesized that at the end of the experiment, the average body mass of the rats in the two groups would be the same.

Among 83 patients followed for an average of two years, the average body mass index dropped to about 40, from 60, in the six months after surgery.

Its average Body Mass Index is between 34 and 35, 70 per cent higher than in some countries in South-east Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.

As part of the program, school officials in the past four years have tracked the weight and height of 475,000 children, and those numbers show that average body mass index rates in Arkansas have held steady.

But as children got older, the frequency of eating junk foods and engaging in sedentary behaviors crept up, along with average body mass index, a crude measure of obesity.