Sentence examples for lean populations from inspiring English sources

Few other studies have described handgrip strength in traditional lean populations in Africa.

As a future work, it would be interesting to evaluate whether the observations made with the Kuwaiti population will hold true for lean populations such as Asians.

This strategy, although common in epidemiological studies, could potentially underestimate the prevalence of diabetes associated with isolated post-challenge hyperglycaemia, which occurs more commonly in women, the elderly, and in lean populations.

Of note, when we have rescored our data using a more strict definition of hypopneas based only on a minimum of 4% desaturation (without considering the arousals), only 2 of the 52 subjects (3.8%) were categorized as having OSA (AHI >5), which suggests that using only oxygen criteria, the presence of OSA may not be captured in young lean populations.

It has also been shown that at a much lower level of BMI, relative to Caucasians, Asians have a high prevalence of diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and other adverse outcomes, suggesting that lower BMI cutoffs should be used for these relatively lean populations.

(See Figures 1, 2, and 3) Notably, the risk of type 2 diabetes, CHD, and stroke is not significantly elevated with increasing glycemic load among lean populations; while in contrast among overweight individuals, results show >50% increase in RR with higher intake of GL for type 2 diabetes [ 35], and >2-fold RR for CHD and stroke [ 39, 40].

To study the surgical morbidity associated with the laparoscopic management of tubal ectopic pregnancy in an overweight population compared with a lean population.

The population growth rates have remained in check over the years, currently growing by a negligible 1.48percentt annually, thereby granting its lean population of only two million a larger slice of the growing GDP pie and a fairly good quality of life.

The M. smithii concentration was much higher in anorexic patients than in the lean population (p = 0.0171).

In summary, this is the first report of an association between global DNA methylation assessed by ALU/SAT2 methylation [13] and prevalence of CVD, in addition to its risk factors, including male gender and obesity in a population-based Singapore Chinese cohort, a relatively lean population.

Objectives: This study evaluated associations of various anthropometric measures of adiposity with a panel of inflammatory and oxidative stress markers in a relatively lean population of Chinese women.