Sentence examples for mass adjusted from inspiring English sources

Based on the AMS results, the background level of our system is characterized by a nonlinear inverse relationship with sample mass (adjusted R2=0.75; n=24).

Compared to the nonathletes, the swimmers demonstrated larger resting left ventricular diastolic dimension and mass (adjusted for body size) but no differences in systolic or diastolic function.

Besides increase in left ventricular mass adjusted for height, decrease in left ventricular relative wall thickness, and systemic vascular resistance were significant in EP and OD treated groups than placebo and the pre-treatment measurements.

Correlational analyses revealed significant correlations between weight and fat mass (r = .85 for female and r = .78 for male participants, all p < .001), and BMI (weight adjusted for height), and fat mass index (fat mass adjusted for height; r = .86 for female and r = .82 for male participants, all p < .001; see Fig. 2a).

Fat free mass adjusted insulin sensitivity was significantly correlated to VO2peak (r = 0.43, p = 0.007).

We found left ventricular mass and left ventricular mass adjusted for height to be significantly raised in obese children.

We used the Affymetrix 250K SNP GeneChip (262 000 SNPs) to examine the genetic association of SNPs with lean body mass adjusting with age in 269 subjects.

Line 7 males were smaller than those of line 8, and also had significantly smaller body-mass adjusted spleens, livers, and triceps surae muscles (Tables  1, 2; Fig.  2), but whether this is causally related to the differences in running behavior is unclear (see also Garland et al. 2002).

The mass swelling ratio was calculated from the hydrogel wet mass divided by the dry mass after lyophilization (both wet mass and dry mass were adjusted by subtracting the mass of salt).

In contrast, when fat-free mass was the independent variable, fat mass was adjusted for in multivariate analyses.

For instance, when fat mass was the independent variable, fat-free mass was adjusted for in multivariate analyses.