Sentence examples for more lean tissue from inspiring English sources

Their conclusion: Having more lean tissue and less fat may more accurately predict a patient's survival chances.

In general, men have more lean tissue than women, and therefore a higher percentage of their body weight is water.

For example, consumers have come to prefer more lean tissue and less fat in meat, and so the meat-type hog was developed in two decades of intensive selection and crossbreeding starting in the 1950s.

The men had more lean tissue mass overall (mean 41%) and in the legs (mean 48%) than the women.

Also, our findings are likely related to the fact that increasing total protein intake increases whole-body protein synthesis and improves nitrogen balance, which leads to gaining more lean tissue.

After refinement of the initial model by backwards stepwise elimination, the best-fit model was one that included a single variable, percentage weight loss (more lean tissue loss when greater percentage weight loss; R = −0.55, R 2  = 0.31, P = 0.003; Table  6).

Drinking a post-workout protein shake enables you to put on more lean muscle tissue than people who drink whey protein with water.

This suggests that they have metabolically more active lean tissue.

Additionally, the body builds more muscle and lean tissue during sleep.

Patients had lower areal (aBMD) and volumetric (BMAD) bone mineral density values and lower bone mineral content but more fat and less lean tissue than fracture-free control subjects.

In our study, patients with higher CRF had a larger proportion of lean tissue and more favourable abdominal fat distribution.