Sentence examples for determinant of weight from inspiring English sources
Hill and Blair, who launched the organization, have long been advocates of the notion that exercise, more than anything else, is a determinant of weight and health.
If the key determinant of weight loss were the percentage of fat you're burning, then your best bet would be to remain still, because that's when you're burning the highest percentage of fat relative to carbohydrates.
This is the most important determinant of weight loss.
The study went on to explain that total sleep, as well as quality of sleep, was a larger determinant of weight loss success than other factors.
As a component of the energy balance equation, low physical activity (PA) is a plausible determinant of weight gain, but results in adults have been equivocal [4], [5].
Caloric intake recorded over the 3-day period and the 24-hour period was similar, so that the value, an essential determinant of weight balance, was considered to be reliable both in the HD group and in controls.
The economic determinants of weight are investigated in "The Growth of Obesity and Technological Change," a recent paper by Darius Lakdawalla and Tomas Philipson (National Bureau of Economic Research Working Paper No. 8,946).
We also test the hypothesis that weight gain converges among countries over time and examine determinants of weight gains.
"We simply did not detect a substantial increase over time," he said, noting that caloric intake and physical activity are both important determinants of weight.
As is the case with academic outcomes, school exposure is related to unobserved determinants of weight outcomes because some families choose to have their child start school late (or early).
His current work includes the identification of determinants of obesity-related comorbidities among women with breast cancer, including determinants of weight change and physical activity levels after diagnosis, as well as characterization of the relationship between metabolic syndrome and cancer incidence.
