Sentence examples for prevalence weight from inspiring English sources

Each virtual subject's relative contribution to virtual population measurements is weighted by a virtual subject specific prevalence weight; a simple weighting scheme was applied by which each virtual subject was assigned a weight of either 1 or 0 to optimize the fit to clinical data distributions.

The study compared differences in overweight prevalence, weight perception, and weight-related practices among high school students in five large Chinese and U.S. cities, and informed interventions for childhood obesity in China and the U.S.

Descriptive statistics (unweighted data) are presented for sample characteristics and prevalence of weight loss motivation and weight loss recommendations.

However, in terms of prevalence of weight loss advice and weight loss attempts, the results only reflect the experience of individuals who agreed to take part, which may overestimate levels of weight concern.

Table  1 presents the prevalence of normal weight, overweight and obesity for the whole sample, in each DQS quintile and by the potential confounders.

In a large sample of children, the prevalence of elevated weight status is positively associated with the presence of unhealthy food outlets in the neighbourhood.

We studied the prevalence of weight excess and short stature among school-age children in Chile over the past decade.

Study 2 had a high prevalence of weight stigma attitudes and demonstrated the occurrence of unhealthful eating and binge drinking behaviors.

To reduce the impact of outliers on the evaluation of associations between body composition and CKD prevalence, extreme weight outliers with body mass index (BMI)≥30 were also excluded (n = 29).

The exact prevalence of weight stigma in the maternity care sector, however, remains unknown.

We found that the prevalence of weight misperception was 49.3% (overestimation, 23.7%; underestimation, 25.6%).