Sentence examples for gain maintenance from inspiring English sources
However, measurements at any two time points gives a measure of the "trajectory" (gain, maintenance, loss) of adiposity and of physical activity.
These differential extinction processes may be one explanation for variability in response or gain maintenance for individuals undergoing traditional exposure therapy (Olatunji et al. 2007b, 2009b).
In addition, the bone mass present at a given time in life is determined by the factors that influence the gain, maintenance or bone loss across the lifespan, including modifiable and lifestyle factors.
Preliminary data have suggested that nutritional intervention with fish oil supplementation, which is the main source of n-3 LCPUFA, in cancer patients may lead to weight gain, maintenance of lean body mass, improved performance status and increased appetite in ambulatory H&N cancer patients when administered peri- or postoperatively [ 13– 15].
Recently, four clinical trials (Ryan et al, 2009; van der Meij et al, 2010; Murphy et al, 2011a; Weed et al, 2011) reported beneficial effects of EPA supplementation, including gain, maintenance or milder loss of LBM than corresponding control groups (summarised in Table 1).
In January 1998, Mafia member Ralph Guarino, who had gained maintenance access to the World Trade Center, arranged a three-man crew for a heist that netted over $2 million from a Brinks delivery to the eleventh floor of the World Trade Center.
"At the end of the day, weight loss, gain, or maintenance is calories in, calories out," Lowe says.
Response to treatment did not have any benefit to patients in terms of gain or maintenance of weight.
Genome-scale or local amplification of genes might conceivably favor gain and maintenance of novel introns, since unaffected copies are left in the genome.
In agreement with this, humans affected by Niemann-Pick syndrome, with mutated NPC1 gene, show impaired gain and maintenance of body weight [ 15].
The energy gap was defined as part of the positive energy balance responsible for the gain or maintenance of excess body weight.
