Sentence examples for average weight for from inspiring English sources

The weightings were then normalized and averaged in order to obtain an average weight for each criterion.

(The average weight for a 3-year-old is about 33 pounds).

The average weight for female foxes is 5.5kg (12lb) – equivalent to the weight of a three-month-old human baby.

In 1980, the average weight for passenger cars was 3,041 pounds, but it rose to 3,455 pounds by 2006.

The decrease in initial average weight for newborn pups probably reflects the increased litter sizes noted for sucralose-treated groups and the reduced food consumption of the dams during gestation and lactation.

Now, he said, the children he treats are averaging 80percentt overweight, meaning that if the average weight for a child at a certain age and height is 100 pounds, the average overweight child treated by Dr. Robinson would weigh 180.

Comments: This was a population with many older children and children with deviations from "average" weight-for-length.

The Indian and rural Brazilian schemes gave or give out a handful of dollars each month and one of the organisers of the Indian scheme, Professor Guy Standing, wrote in his summary of results that, 'Perhaps the most important finding was the significant improvement in the average weight-for-age of young children.'.

These studies included data about the average weight-for-age status of children relative to healthy U.S. reference children.

Undernutrition is measured using criteria such as stunting (smaller-than-average height-for-age) and underweight (smaller-than-average weight-for-age).

That's about 71 grams a day for the average 196-pound U.S. man, or 60 grams for the average 166-pound U.S. woman (average weights for U.S. adults ages 20 and up – yes, I'm surprised they're so high – are from this report).