Sentence examples for bmi it from inspiring English sources

When BA bought its rival BMI, it was forced to hand nine daily slot pairs specifically for use on routes connecting Heathrow with Edinburgh and Aberdeen.

As this reference equation takes into account age, gender, height and weight (the constituents of BMI), it demonstrates that the higher BMI of the TKA cohort only makes a minor contribution to the large difference in walking performance compared to the healthy cohort.

While this model can address the question "is income important in determining BMI", it cannot answer the important question "does income influence BMI differently for low BMI than for those who are overweight or obese?", or put differently, is the relationship between BMI and income qualitatively equivalent to the relationship between obesity and income?

After calculating the BMI, it was plotted on the WHO BMI-for-age growth charts and obtained a percentile ranking, classifying children as: underweight (less than the 3rd percentile), normal weight (3rd to less than the 85th percentile), overweight (85th to less than the 97th percentile) or obese (equal to or greater than the 97th percentile) [ 42].

Although gallstones are closely linked to both BMI and gall bladder cancer, in assessing the effect of BMI, it may not be necessary to adjust for gallstones, which are thought to be an important factor in the causal pathway.

A linear growth model was specified and the generic 2 level model used is: BMI it = π 0i + π 1i (Time it) + ε it where BMIit refers to the outcome, BMI percentile for each child, i, at occasion t.

If controlling for the possible effects of individual differences in preferences for facial cues of adiposity weakens the positive correlation between romantic partners' BMIs, it would suggest that assortative preferences contribute to assortative mating for adiposity.

It is critical for organizations to understand and address the differences between leadership needs in CS, BMI, and IT.

1 3 From studies that have examined the heritability of BMI, 4 5 it is clear that BMI does have a heritable component.

Similarly, in IGT patients 1-h post-load glucose was inversely correlated with 25(OH D and e-GFR and it was linearly correlated with BMI, moreover it showed a weak correlation with age.

Adult weight gain is thought to be a better measure than BMI when it comes to assessing adiposity and its metabolic consequences, because weight gain largely reflects an increase in body fat independent of BMI [ 45].