We aimed to synthesize the literature regarding effectiveness of different locations of waist circumference for measuring percentage body fat and central adiposity in adults with cardiovascular disease or Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus.
The location of the waist is mostly affected by two parameters of the model: the shape of the specificity function and the RF parameter z.
Second, the location of the waist in this hourglass pattern, shown in Figure 12c and Figure 12d, occurs at the stage-pair (3,4) or (4,5), depending on c.
The mismatch between the focal lengths of mirrors M1 and M2 made the size and the location of the beam waist relatively insensitive to the length of the output arm, allowing us to change the pulse repetition rate over a wide range by simply moving the output coupler.
What controls the location of the hourglass waist in the developmental process?
Figure 10a shows that the location of the hourglass waist is "pushed" towards stage γ, even though it does not coincide always with that stage.
Information on demographic and clinical characteristics including age, sex, location of residence, weight, height, waist circumference, and sitting blood pressure were collected.
As expected, the location of work (i.e. waist vs. shoulder height) imposed significant differences in muscle activity and joint posture.
Recommendations for the nurses performing baseline examinations described how participants should be dressed, in which position the participants should be examined, and location for the estimation of waist- and hip measurements.
The location of a single exposimeter on the waist to the back side of the human body or on the front of the chest reduces the range of exposure assessments uncertainty (covering various exposure conditions).
