Sentence examples for more previous weight from inspiring English sources

A higher WRHR was related to older age; a lower education level; more previous weight loss attempts; hypertension and the treatment expectation to improve one's health in men.

Consistent with previous findings (9, 11), more previous weight loss attempts, whether formal or self-implemented programs, was an important independent predictor of inability to achieve 7% weight loss.

In women a higher WRHR was related to older age; lower education level; all comorbidities; more previous weight loss attempts; referral, and to treatment expectations like losing weight for a better appearance and better health.

At baseline, more previous weight loss attempts were associated with younger age when first overweight (r = −0.35, P < 0.0001), more frequent weight cycling (r = 0.52, P < 0.0001), more cravings (r = 0.36, P < 0.0001) and feeling deprived while dieting (r = 0.43, P < 0.0001), and less self-efficacy for weight loss (r = −0.22, P < 0.0001).

Afterwards, in a study of adults involved in a behavioral weight loss program, Pagoto et al. [ 40] confirmed that participants with ADHD reported more previous weight loss attempts and lost less weight than those who did not screen positive for ADHD.

At the end of the trial, fish from all treatments doubled more than their previous weight and no significant mortality was recorded (Table 2).

The formula in the appropriate section of the text was not used as some measures needed to be independent of more than one previous weight measurement.

Intervention and control group were similar regarding gender, baseline weight, waist circumference and BMI, however participants in the intervention group were significantly younger, had made more previous attempts to reduce weight and were more often employed full-time (Table  1).

Those with previous weight loss attempts also reported a profile of being younger when first overweight, more frequent weight cycling, more cravings and feeling deprived while dieting, and less self-efficacy for weight loss.

The history of previous weight loss attempts was categorized into four levels: no previous weight loss attempts, one, two, and three or more previous attempts.

Alternatively, a cancer diagnosis could act as a 'teachable moment' [ 20]; promoting healthy lifestyle changes and resulting in more effective weight control; one previous study found that patients with a higher BMI were at lower risk of post-diagnosis weight gain [ 19].