Sentence examples for breast content from inspiring English sources

Dave Barry has written that when a new issue of the magazine arrived "it was immediately analyzed for breast content, and this information was rapidly disseminated throughout the school".

The algorithms we present take advantage of breast scans from other patients or tissue-mimicking breast phantoms to learn about breast content and what constitutes a "tumour-free" and "tumour-bearing" set of measurements.

There is a need to improve breast cancer content in the nursing curriculum.

The goal is to evaluate the association of breast milk content with adiposity and related metabolic phenotypes.

Breast milk iodine content is considered sufficient when levels are 150 180 μg/L (Delange 2004).

Furthermore, it is not clear how the major changes in dietary patterns over the last decades have influenced breast milk content of trace elements or metal contaminants.

In an attempt to find all published literature on the topic, studies relating to breast milk content in premature and mature milk were identified through computerized searches.

Gestational age (preterm vs term milk); postnatal age; protein estimation method [true protein versus total nitrogen estimate] and energy estimation method [measured versus calculated] were each found to identify important differences in breast milk content.

At the same time, higher weight and BMI are associated with lower percent density since the measures of adiposity are associated with a higher breast fat content, resulting in a lower proportion of mammographic dense tissue [ 7– 9].

In this study, we compared breast water content between the left and right breasts in young women, and our results show that percent water and total water differ slightly between breasts, with the right breast having small but statistically significant higher average values.

In analysis stratified by tertiles of mammographic nondense area, no statistically significant association was found between the plasma leptin concentration and the absolute mammographic density in the strata representing the women with the lowest or the highest breast fat content (Table 4).