Sentence examples for conventional weight from inspiring English sources

After years of little change, sales of diet pills and supplements have more than quadrupled since 1996 -- to $782 million this year from $168 million -- invigorated by the broad retreat from conventional weight loss regimens that require sweat and sacrifice.

In a recent study, Duncan Critchley at Kings College, London and his colleagues divided a group of regular gym users into two groups – one group did two 45-minute sessions of pilates a week for eight weeks; the other did conventional weight training – and then compared their abdominal muscles.

But though Mr. Jones was lauded in obituaries last week for being a revolutionary in the science of fitness, numerous studies have found that some of his principles — using variable resistance machines rather than free weights, and single-set, high-intensity training — do not produce greater gains than conventional weight lifting.

Corrosion rate were calculated from the conventional weight loss measurement method.

The rest of this paper is organized as follows: In the second section, we review the conventional weight map generation method [6].

Authors of [29] have shown that the conventional weight decay technique can be considered as the simplified version of the structural risk minimization in the neural networks.

But new research shows that despite the conventional weight-loss wisdom, the idea that eating breakfast helps you lose weight stems largely from misconstrued studies.

At the same time, research into conventional weight-loss methods has repeatedly pointed to an overwhelmingly dispiriting conclusion — that diet and exercise alone, no matter how disciplined the individual, fail overwhelmingly often.

Conventional weight-training guidelines have suggested that surgical and heart attack patients avoid weight training for four to six months, but the panel wrote that many patients could perform low-weight activity equivalent to carrying up to 30 pounds, as early as three weeks after an acute heart attack.

His efforts to improve on conventional weights did, however, encourage a younger generation to try to get them right, which eventually led to the Karlsruhe Congress of chemists in 1860, called to consider these problems.

Future studies should compare the implicit weight-bearing guidance system with conventional weight-shifting methods, in a patient population.