Sentence examples for incorporated weight from inspiring English sources

Only the higher intensity arm was considered in two (19, 28), and in the third the arm that incorporated weight loss drugs was excluded to leave just the behavioural arm (33).

To explore this, the association of lower gait speed with sociodemographic, anthropometric factors, mental status and physical health was incorporated participants' weight (main weight) in the analysis of population of community-dwelling older adults living in a developing country.

The propensity score weights are then incorporated as weights into a standard outcome linear regression model with only the treatment as a predictor variable and no covariates [12].

Note that we incorporated body weight in our statistical analysis not only to adjust for its effect on MRS, but also because certain fatty acid classes in skeletal muscle show strong allometric relations to body weight.

These studies all incorporated moderate weight loss (∼10 kg) and were conducted 2 4 weeks postoperatively.

We expect that a renewed QRA that included all quantitative epidemiologic evidence available at this time and incorporated a weight of evidence approach would significantly increase the confidence in unit risk estimates for exposure to benzene.

Hur et al 19 proposed a balance index that combined the COM and COP, and Clark et al 17 reported and evaluated a balance index that incorporated dynamic weight bearing asymmetry assessment (for both feet) and the trajectory velocity of the COP.

The structural change is incorporated by weighting labour productivity with employment share.

Within paddock variability, such as differential grazing distribution, can be readily incorporated as weighting factors when suitable models are developed.

For example, the Lifestyle Challenge Program for bipolar disorder incorporated nutrition, weight-management, and exercise strategies into weekly group-based psychoeducational sessions (Malone et al. 2005), but only 43% of the participants completed the program and risk factors for cardiovascular disease were not examined (Malone et al. 2005).

Models incorporated probability weights to produce population estimates.