Thermal gravimetric analysis or (TGA) measured changes in weight in relation to changes in temperature.
Parameter used for the study are changes in weight, compressive strength and visual changes.
Changes in weight, molecular weight and morphology were recorded during hydrolysis experiments.
Figures 4 and 5 show knit specimen changes in weight and thickness.
Changes in weight, BMI, lipids, glycemic indices, and prolactin were small, and not clinically meaningful.
There was no statistically significant difference between the groups in changes in weight-for-age percentile.
The ultrasonic pulse velocity, changes in weight and compressive strength experiments were applied to the samples.
Changes in weight or appetite.
Malnutrition is diagnosed when certain changes in weight and functionality are present in an individual.
There is significant evidence that a restrictive, weight-focused approach is ineffective at producing sustainable changes in weight or health.
