Sentence examples for changes of weight from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wheeldon knits classical steps with silky changes of weight that shift in tone between limpid duets and more robust, folk-tinged ensemble numbers.
It's so natural looking that it's only after a while that you understand how much Ms. Miller asks of her dancers in the quick changes of weight and tone, the extreme precision of the disconnected movement and its innate musical nuance.
Changes in IL-1β correlated positively with changes of weight status, interferon-γ, IL-6, IL-8, and tumor necrosis factor α (all Ps <.01).
In Figure 9g, the changes of weight show that the color histogram is unreliable with low weight because the color of the vehicle shows weak discrimination from the background.
Our study demonstrates significant correlations between different metabolic risk factors at baseline and after changes of weight status and that weight loss in obese children reduces low-grade inflammation, insulin resistance, and blood pressure.
Previous studies indicated that including drinks into the ED calculation would dilute the associations of ED with both energy intake and changes of weight and waist circumference[16], [30].
So the lower values and the higher relative changes of weight-normalized QUS parameters in postmenopausal groups cannot be simply ascribed to more weight in subjects in postmenopausal groups.
The model included a variable (group) to indicate the difference between groups at baseline and a variable (time) to indicate the changes of weight-for-length z-scores over time.
The relative changes of weight-normalized QUS parameters on postmenopausal women with respect to premenopausal women under loading condition were larger than those on traditional QUS parameters measured without loading.
Meanwhile, the mean weight of group 3 was the lowest in postmenopausal groups, but the corresponding mean value of weight-normalized nBUA and weight-normalized STI were the lowest and the relative changes of weight-normalized nBUA and weight-normalized STI were the highest in postmenopausal groups.
Although the relative changes of QUS parameters in postmenopausal women with respect to healthy women under loading condition were similar to those measured without loading, the relative changes of weight-normalized QUS parameters (i.e. with loading and all subjects subject to approximately the same stress -1kg stress) were much higher than those of the QUS parameters obtained without loading.
