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The study also found an inverse relationship between body mass index and the serum concentration of the vitamin, consistent with a higher volume of distribution in individuals with a higher body mass index due to the high fat solubility of the vitamin.

Body weight was used in preference to body mass index due to missing height data.

10, 11 In addition, these patients are often not seen as "at risk," because normal body mass index due to high fat mass camouflages sarcopenia.

However, this intervention is strongly recommended in appropriate populations (food insecure households and mothers with low body mass index) due to its affect on fetal growth and on preventing stillbirth.

WC has been shown to be a better predictor of metabolic risk than body mass index, due to the independent association between an increased WC with health [ 10- 13] and mortality [ 10, 21- 25].

Higher body mass index, generally due to higher energy intake, appears protective for people on dialysis therapy, but the relationship between energy intake and survival in those with reduced kidney function is unknown.

These findings are consistent with the decrease of body weight and body mass index (BMI) due to a high metabolic rate during cold acclimation.

Patient characteristics will be collected for patients in both arms (n = 300) at time of enrollment through self-report and medical record review including: age, race/ethnicity, education level, marital status, body mass index (BMI), due date, parity, previous miscarriage, previous C-section, and insurance.

Downward trends were observed between body mass index and mortality due to respiratory disease which strengthened after adjustment.

Thus, it is plausible that the consistently strong associations found with body mass index may be due to body mass index acting as a "sponge" for associations with other variables.

We found a monotone and inverse association between body mass index and mortality due to suicide, whereas no clear association was apparent between systolic and diastolic blood pressure and suicide, as previously reported by our group.