Sentence examples for mass index indicated from inspiring English sources
The letter Mrs. Jones received regarding her 85-pound-son said the boy's body mass index indicated he was in the 85th percentile, putting him "at risk for overweight".
A comparison between control cases with and without cardiovascular disease and elevated body mass index indicated that these changes were not due to general cellular and metabolic stress, but appeared specific to the use of drugs.
Poor nutrition is common amongst women of reproductive age: one in two is chronically anemic; one in ten has a low body mass index indicating chronic energy deficiency and elevated risk during pregnancies.
The World Health Organization's Global Database on Body Mass Index indicates that the prevalence of obesity [body mass index (BMI)> 30 kg/m in the US adult population has reached 35.7% [ 2].
Fluid overload in HD patients was found to be lower in patients with high body mass index, indicating that dry weight was inadequately prescribed and/or difficult to achieve in overweight patients.
Non-responders to the immediate end of treatment were also more likely to have current depression, a lower body mass index indicating severe dietary restriction and poor social adjustment [ 4].
The much weaker (but still discernible) associations of physical activity with body mass index indicate that body mass index may have some clinical utility as an indirect proxy for adiposity, but its main attraction may be financial and practical rather than scientific.
BMI indicates body mass index; HBT, indicates home-based telemedicine; UC, indicates usual care; SD, standard deviation.
BMI indicates body mass index, ASA indicates American Society of Anesthesiologists We achieved 100%% success rate in all patients.
Employees reported lower than recommended levels of physical activity; 74% had a Body Mass Index (BMI) indicating overweight or obese.
The quantile regression coefficients increased with increasing child's BMI-SDS and fat mass index percentiles, indicating larger effects of the genetic factors at higher percentiles.
