Sentence examples for maximum body weight from inspiring English sources
The researchers studied more than 600 species of fish, and predict that maximum body weight could decline by 14-20% between 2000 and 2050, with tropical seas most affected.
The resistant mice, however, had no evident gross pathology at the time of maximum body weight loss and no alteration in the appearance of the liver (Fig. 1D).
This paper assumes the constant (g = r > 0) or the generalized Verhulst model (theta-logistic model) given as [30] g ( w ) = r biggl( 1 - biggl( frac{w}{K} biggr)^{theta} biggr), quad w geq 0 (2) with the intrinsic growth rate (r > 0), the maximum body weight (K > 0), and the nonlinearity parameter (theta > 0).
The study, published in the journal Nature Climate Change, modeled some 600 fish species from oceans all over the globe, projecting that in aggregate, average maximum body weight of fish was likely to decrease between 14 and 20percentt over the first half of this century.
Disease onset was defined retrospectively as the day when rats reached their maximum body weight.
Mice were sacrificed at 1 and 4 months post-injection, or at the humane endpoint defined by >20% loss in maximum body weight achieved by each mouse.
Body weight was assessed weekly and as can be seen in Figure 1C,D, the maximum body weights of all three mutant genotypes were lighter than their wildtype littermates and male mice were generally 20% heavier than their female counterparts, on the genetic backgrounds studied.
Maximum body weight-corrected standardized uptake values (SUVmax) were derived from the pixel activity within the ROI on each slice of the PET scan.
Intensity: MVC, maximum voluntary contraction; RM, one repetition maximum; BW, body weight.
The maximum adult body weight was most likely over 20 kilograms (44 lb) in P. mongoliensis.
Median (minimum, maximum) age, body weight and length, body surface area at operation and duration of cardiopulmonary bypass, aortic cross-clamping time, duration of mechanical ventilation, and days on the intensive care unit for male and female patients (Mann–Whitney U-test).
