Sentence examples for reflecting body from inspiring English sources

The objective of this research was to evaluate several bioimpedance techniques for monitoring changes in fluid, particularly intracellular water (reflecting body cell mass) after bariatric surgery.

Active noise control usually aims at reducing the total acoustic pressure due to a noise source; it may also be used in principle to reduce the scattered acoustic radiation from a reflecting body in order to render it invisible to incident acoustic waves.

Elevation of circulating ferritin concentrations, reflecting body iron overload, has been well established to be associated with diabetes and its risk factors such as obesity, metabolic syndrome and chronic inflammation [1] [5].

The least specific parameter reflecting body composition is body weight.

In addition, lipid-standardized concentration has been regarded as better reflecting body burden than wet-weight concentrations (Lopez-Carrillo et al. 1999).

HFE-associated HH is characterized biochemically by elevated transferrin saturation (TS), a measure of iron availability for erythropoiesis, and high levels of serum ferritin (SF), an iron storage protein reflecting body iron stores [ 3].

The use of biomarker-based estimates reflecting body-burden levels that are chronologically distant from manifestation of deleterious outcome, or that are used as the sole indicator reflecting chronic exposure, need to be considered carefully when testing a hypothesis as individual body-burden levels may not remain constant across lengthy time periods such as a decade.

For toenails to be used as a biomarker for long term exposures such as years, there is a need to either verify temporal stability within the study population by comparing biomarkers reflecting body-burden levels against an empirically derived ratio as defined herein, or repeated biomarker determinations would be needed so as to understand long term body burden characteristics.

The method associates each wave amplitude in the time-domain (lateral waves, reflected body waves, etc).

Plasma levels of leptin are regulated to reflect body energy stores: levels of leptin fall in response to fasting and are increased in several models of murine obesity[2].

Body mass index (BMI) is commonly used to define obesity (BMI ≥30 kg/m2), but percent body fat (%BF) (obesity is >25%BF [men]; >31%BF [women]) might better predict SSI risk because BMI might not reflect body composition.