Sentence examples for patterns of fat from inspiring English sources

No studies have investigated associations between addictive-like eating and specific patterns of fat deposition which are sensitive indicators of chronic disease risk.

Other atypical patterns of fat uptake in patients with lipodystrophy have been reported [2, 3] We report a previously unrecognized mechanism for altered fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) biodistribution into adipose tissues.

An alternative hypothesis is that the stress of early life emotional adversity may downregulate the gonadotropic axis during growth [22], [43], thus reducing levels of sex-steroids and affecting patterns of fat deposition resulting in a less android body shape among men but a less gynoid body shape among women [44] [46] with corresponding implications for waist-hip ratio.

Houston et al., (1997) [38] suggested that the observed patterns of fat storage in the Svalbard ptarmigan meant that either winter was not a relatively long time period for these birds or that the birds have a minimal or zero cost of fat storage.

Patterns of fat were similar between boys and girls in both treatment randomization groups (Table  3).

Patterns of fat metabolism and deposition therefore represent an adaptive response to the psychosocial environment.

The results also indicate that castration can significantly affect the expression patterns of fat-related miRNAs.

The opposing effects on the activity of Fat and Dachsous that result from the Four-jointed gradient in the developing wing are able to fully explain the observed patterns of Fat-Dachsous binding and of planar polarisation across the wing.

Using experimentally measured values for a Four-jointed (Fj) gradient, and relative binding affinities between phosphorylated and unphosphorylated Fat and Dachsous, they claim to be able to computational explain the observed in vivo patterns of Fat-Dachsous binding and planar polarization across the wing.

The meaning of the link is not clear, but it may be that the cold weather sets a pattern of fat retention that carries on through life, the researchers write in the current issue of the journal Heart.

This pattern of fat tissue distribution around the abdominal area is usually associated with metabolic syndrome and might be linked to the previously reported association between dyslipidemia and Achilles tendinopathy.