About a third of American women are obese, meaning that their body mass index -- a ratio of weight to height -- is 30 or more.
Dr. Berenson said he would push for screening all schoolchildren for blood pressure, total cholesterol and body mass index, a ratio of weight to height.
Could the designs be analyzed by wing area, size of leading edge, ratio of weight to wing size or other design features?
BMI, the ratio of weight in kilograms to the square of height in metres, is a common, if imperfect, gauge of whether someone is over- or underweight.A person's BMI turns out to be hard to shift in the short term.
Gulls, terns, and skimmers have long, narrow wings, low wing loadings (the ratio of weight to wing area), slow wing beat rates and flight speeds, and moderately developed flight muscles.
The ratio of weight of material drained to the initial weight of mixture is known as drain down.
Using this relationship, we can determine how the ratio of weight percentages of copper oxide changes into that of copper.
Gravimetric moisture content was calculated as the ratio of weight of water to weight of oven dry soil.
Erosion rate was determined as the ratio of weight loss of the material to the weight of eroding particles.
Their goal is to have the right ratio of weight to wing size--called wing load--to be able to fly efficiently.
After the background modeling of video frame, Gaussians are ordered by the value of ω/σ, representing the ratio of weight over covariance of distribution.
