Sentence examples for difference in the waist from inspiring English sources

The difference in the waist size of the 1981 size 8 dress form and the 2001 dress form was two inches -- the 2001 being bigger.

When waist circumference and adiponectin values are plotted by ethnicity and gender (Additional file 1: Figure S1), it becomes apparent that the observed ethnic difference in the waist circumference and adiponectin association is driven by the men, with Latino men having low adiponectin regardless of waist circumference.

There was no difference in the responses of waist circumference, fasting plasma glucose, blood pressure or lipids between the groups with low and high triglycerides at 6 and 12 months of treatment.

The LEAD-2 trial showed that liraglutide at 1.2 and 1.8 mg/day significantly decreased waist circumference and eVFA compared to the 4 mg/day glimepiride after 26 weeks from introduction, while there was no significant difference in the reductions of waist circumference and eVFA between liraglutide group and placebo group [ 17].

There were no differences in waist circumference, waist-to-hip ratio, blood pressure, vitamin E, or superoxide dismutase in the yoga group at follow-up.

It is therefore evident that the stretching efficiency difference is due to the difference in beam waist sizes.

The upregulation of these pathways may underlie the relatively subtle differences, given the large difference in waist circumference, noted in the systemic concentrations of TG.

We calculated the difference in BMI and waist between the two surveys by 5-year age groups and analyzed across the increase in prevalence of diabetes over 12 years.

The significant difference in BMI and waist circumference persisted in the PP analysis (BMI: P = 0.020; waist circumference: P = 0.007).

There was large difference in the rate of diabetes by waist circumference with 17.1% of those with large waist circumference having diabetes (19.3% of men and 15.7% of women).

For instance, in the Netherlands, differences in waist circumference or waist-to-height ratio have been reported among ethnic Dutch, South Asian Surinamese, and African Surinamese (22, 23).