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Results demonstrated that Cu could be loaded in high weight percent (up to 16 wt.%) and that Cu was released from the particles in a pH-dependent manner.

The weight loss profiles confirmed that the WPU/CD nanocomposites offer a susceptible surface for bacterial adherence, resulting in high weight loss, which is almost consistent with the CD loading in the polymer matrix (Fig. 9a).

While binge eating will inevitably result in weight gain, screening for the problem among all employees may result in identifying people whose eating behaviors have not yet resulted in high weight gain -- if these people can receive help, they may avoid gaining weight and developing all the health problems that accompany obesity.

The robustness of the [Li(G4 1]+ complex cations in the PMMA- and PBA-based solutions was reflected in high weight-loss temperature, greater Li transference number, and high oxidative stability.

In high school, Lewis was a champion wrestler who often competed in higher weight classes.

Increased impact velocity of slurry resulted in higher weight loss.

Diets S0 and S33A resulted in higher weight gain and specific growth rate among all groups, with no significant differences with S33 group.

Increased speed of slurry rotation increases the velocity of impingement of sand particles on the surface of erodent and resulted in higher weight loss.

The positive correlation between seed number and berry growth, reported in previous studies, was probably due to the fact that higher seed number generally results in higher weight.

The association between DE in higher weight categories may be reflective of more frequent binge eating and purging leading to weight gain, in line with earlier studies that have shown that binge eating is associated with a high BMI.

Although further studies are necessary, it is important too to comment that high insulin doses required for tight diabetes control may result in higher weight gain during pregnancy and this might be adding insult to injury [ 1, 31].