Sentence examples for reported weighing from inspiring English sources

Most participants reported weighing themselves at least once a week, and just over a third make weighing a daily practice.

The potential for weight gain is a special concern because many fibromyalgia patients are already overweight: the average fibromyalgia patient in the 2007 survey reported weighing 180 pounds and standing 5 feet 4 inches.

Respondents who had Medicare reported weighing the costs of deductibles, co-pays, travel, and demands on informal caregivers when determining where and how to access services.

18, 19 Although behavioral interventions typically advise weekly self-monitoring of weight, successful maintainers in the current study reported weighing themselves more regularly (an average of 2.69 times per week in the past month).

Three reported weighing only women who were underweight or overweight/obese at the first visit, and 7 countries weigh "only if clinical management can be influenced or nutrition is a concern".

"Successful" participants (those who maintained losses of 5% or greater at follow-up) reported weighing themselves, self-monitoring their intake and calories, planning meals in advance, and choosing lower calorie foods with greater frequency than "unsuccessful" participants (those who lost less than 5%).

And then, along came these behemoths - this, this is the conference report, 1,053 pages report weighing 14 pounds.

The 20th report, weighing in at 356 pages, contains a lengthening "In Memoriam" list.

The British government pushed back the release of a report weighing bidders for Safeway, a local grocery chain, after one unnamed bidder asked for another meeting with regulators.

In 2008, Duke University's Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions had just published a report weighing challenges and options for designing an offset policy that would reduce greenhouse gas emissions from two uncapped sectors of the economy forestry and agriculture.

On Wednesday, an exhaustive Institute of Medicine report weighing the potential impact of environmental factors on breast cancer risk listed "minimizing weight gain" as a promising preventive action, particularly for postmenopausal women.