Sentence examples for heavy children from inspiring English sources
Experts speculated that heavy children in environments of unhealthy food and physical inactivity might simply be shifting into the top weight categories because their situation had not improved.
While heavy children may not suffer immediate health effects, they are statistically far more likely to grow into obese adults than their trimmer classmates.
And all but the most heavy children can basically outgrow their problem by holding their weight constant as their height increases or at least slow their rate of weight gain".
Overall, the results suggest that weight during early adolescence is strongly shaped by how heavy children were when they were young".
Despite the seasonal transmission pattern the malaria burden is heavy: children aged less then 10 years have an average of 2 clinical malaria episodes every transmission season [25] and severe malaria afflicts 1 in 50 children aged less than 6 years each year [24].
Despite the seasonal transmission pattern, the malaria burden is heavy: children aged less than 10 years have an average of 2 clinical malaria episodes every transmission season [24], and severe malaria afflicts 1 in 50 children aged less than 6 years each year [23].
"We should be mixing at the end of January and soon after that giving birth to a really pissed off, loud, fast and heavy child".
The changes are minor except for the lightest and heaviest children, the agency's officials said.
The prevalence of obese and overweight children and teenagers has soared since 1980, and the heaviest children have added the most poundage.
Each additional hour of sleep was associated with a reduction in body mass index, but the heaviest children — those above the 90th percentile of B.M.I. — had the greatest benefit, an average 0.28 reduction in B.M.I. for every extra hour.
She said that the data were analyzed in that manner to make sure that the conclusion did not merely reflect heavier children dieting more often while continuing to put on weight.
