Sentence examples for determined obesity from inspiring English sources
In addition, Pereferrer FS [18] investigated the influence of SG on four experimental models, including non-obesity model, exogenous obesity caused by excessive calorie intake, genetically determined obesity(Zucker rats) and genetically determined obesity and type 2 diabetes mellitus(Zucker diabetic fatty; ZDF rats).
Contradictorily, it was found that ghrelin level was relatively low in exogenous obesity rats or genetically determined obesity rats (Zucker rats), and SG did not change [15] or even increased ghrelin level dramatically [18].
Ngn3 and its currently undefined targets represent promising candidates for the prevention of developmentally determined obesity.
Combining data on age and anthropometrically determined obesity index might reflect the criteria of MS better for different generations.
Authors have reported various factors, such as genetically determined obesity [ 4], and genetic background [ 5], as potential candidates involved in the modulation of host response to PE particles.
Our data for dietary rather than genetically determined obesity, with a high carbohydrate rather than high fat diet, reveals a different outcome, with no shift in contractile function in intact beating hearts (Fig. 1; Table 2).
The 10 centers in a C.D.C.-sponsored program to track influenza hospitalizations, he said, have started collecting information on height, weight and body index to better determine obesity's predisposition to complications.
The aim of this study was to evaluate the importance of educational, economic and dietary factors in determining obesity risk in a representative sample of the Portuguese general adult population.
At 5 feet 11 inches and with a weight that rises and falls from 230 to 286 pounds, Pitkanen has a body mass index well over 30, the cutoff used by many to determine obesity.
They said using the Body Mass Index or BMI to determine obesity was underestimating the issue.
Last yearin the BBC's Scrubbing Up column, nutrition expert Dr Margaret Ashwell advocated using waist-to-height ratio to determine obesity.
