Sentence examples for conduct weight from inspiring English sources

For schools that conduct weight screening, it is essential that they also provide comfortable and private settings as well as education or counseling regarding healthy weight control practices.

Radiation Safety approval to conduct weight bearing knee joint x-rays was approved at the Universities of Melbourne and Queensland in June 2010.

These analyses indicate that our ability to conduct weight-of-evidence assessments of the epidemiologic literature on neurotoxicants may be limited, even in the presence of multiple studies, if the available study methods, data analysis, and reporting lack comparability.

Hawaiian Airlines told the AP it had conducted weight surveys on other flights, but had not found evidence that excess weight was a problem.

Klüver (1933) also conducted weight discrimination experiments with monkeys.

Currently Arkansas conducts weight screening in the even years from kindergarten through 10th grade and parents are able to opt out of the screening protocol each year on behalf of their child (Personal Communication June 19 , 2007 Dr. Joseph Thompson, Associate Professor, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and the Surgeon General for the State of Arkansas).

A best-evidence synthesis was conducted, weighting the studies with respect to their internal validity, statistical significance, clinical relevance, and statistical power.

In the future, we recommend a similar use of statistical power analysis for those designing experimental studies and for those conducting weight-of-the-evidence reviews, and we also recommend the clear quantitation and reporting of p values to support the review's interpretation and conclusions.

All the procedures conducted (weighting, sampling, clinical signs assessment and necropsy) were done always in the same order: firstly in control and secondly in challenged pigs.

In sensitivity analyses multilevel logistic regressions were conducted without weights and with weights.

The survey of more than 2,000 women conducted by Weight Watchers found one in seven women were regularly self-critical of their body, their personality or their career success every day.