Sentence examples for predicted vat from inspiring English sources
When the subjects were divided according to the degree of obesity, SAD showed a consistently stronger correlation with visceral obesity compared with other measures in both the normal/overweight and obese groups; this result was similar to previous studies, which found that SAD predicted VAT in subjects with a wider range of BMIs (12).
Multivariate analyses showed that cytokines did not predict VAT; yet, IL-1Ra was strongly associated with VAP (odds ratio 64.941 (CI 1.638 - ≻ 999), area under the ROC curve 0.85 (0.85-1.0.85
The clinical use of SAD has advantages over other anthropometric measures in predicting VAT.
Mr Miliband predicted a rise in VAT if the Conservatives are in power after the election.
In 783 young men, abdominal SAT, but not VAT, independently predicted higher insulin resistance (19).
Wiggins said: "Research in the UK in 2009 predicted that imposing a VAT-style 17.5% tax on less healthy food and using the proceeds to subsidise fruit and vegetables would save between 3,600 and 6,400 premature deaths a year from diet-related disease.
In the current study, adiponectin significantly predicted incident diabetes after adjustment for VAT, SAT, or VAT and SAT together.
On minimum pricing it concludes: "Some members believe that it could result in a substantial increase in revenue from alcohol sales for retailers and producers and a predicted loss of revenue from VAT and duty to HM Treasury; others profoundly disagree and point to the social responsibility levy and potential savings in health and policing expenditure as possible balancing factors.
Larry Summers, Barack Obama's chief economic adviser, once predicted that America would get a VAT when the two sides reversed positions.
Oxygen consumption at ventilatory anaerobic threshold (VAT) was better preserved (78% predicted for the total population) than peak VO(2).
Stephenson et al. (2001) reported an early VAT in liver transplant recipients (<45 50% of the predicted VO2max) compared to 50 60% of the VO2max in healthy persons found by Davis et al. (1997).
