Sentence examples for evaluating weight loss from inspiring English sources

A quantitative method for evaluating weight loss using the body mass index (BMI) standard 25, during part or the entire weight loss continuum, was designed and tested.

"Tens of millions of people are dieting at any one time, spending billions on weight loss programs, yet few reduce their body fat to a healthy level and even fewer maintain the weight loss beyond two or three years," said Dr. Judith S. Stern of UC Davis, who chaired a 1994 National Academy of Science panel evaluating weight loss programs.

A pin-on-disk tribometer was occupied to evaluate weight loss of the untreated and treated samples at lubricated conditions.

Thus, practical type 2 translational studies are needed to evaluate weight loss interventions for low-income women.

We evaluated weight loss response to 16 months of supervised exercise (45 min/day, 5 days/week, 75% heart-rate-reserve) in sedentary, overweight/obese participants without energy restriction in the Midwest Exercise Trial (MET1).

They followed the dieters for up to a year to evaluate weight loss and reduction of heart disease risk factors.

When designing future studies to evaluate weight loss interventions, new designs (for example cohort randomized controlled trials) should be considered.

An additional analysis evaluated weight loss of ≥10%% at week 24 of SEISMIC that was maintained at this threshold to the indicated study visits in the LTE trial.

To evaluate weight loss and cardiometabolic risk reduction achieved through an adapted Diabetes Prevention Program intervention among adults at high risk for cardiovascular disease (CVD) and diabetes.

The aim was to evaluate weight loss and the dropout rate after 1 y of a commercial weight-loss program in Sweden, where weight loss was induced with a 500-kcal very-low-calorie diet (VLCD), a 1200 1500-kcal low-calorie diet (LCD), or a 1200 1500-kcal restricted normalow-calorie followediet a diet and exercise maintenance program.

Barriers to successful weight loss include negative attitudes towards the obese, held by society as a whole and by health professionals who may be involved in treating obesity [ 4], a lack of social support [ 5] and use of poorly evaluated weight loss programmes [ 6].