Sentence examples for somewhat underweight from inspiring English sources
The phrase "somewhat underweight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person or an object that is slightly below the expected weight or standard. Example: "The doctor noted that the child was somewhat underweight for their age, suggesting a need for dietary adjustments."
How would you describe your own personal weight situation right now--very overweight, somewhat overweight, about right, somewhat underweight, or very underweight?
Question stem was: ' Considering your weight today, do you consider yourself to be…..'.....; response choices were: (i) very underweight, (ii) somewhat underweight, (iii) my weight is just right, (iv) somewhat overweight, and (v) very overweight.
His portfolio is only slightly underweight in such stocks.
The corresponding figures for urban children are lower with 15% moderately underweight, and 2% severely underweight.
As Sejal Dand, an activist who runs a small N.G.O. in the northeastern tribal areas of Gujarat state, put it to me, "If all the kids in a village are mildly stunted, that is, smaller than normal by World Health Organization standards, or if the child is somewhat but not acutely underweight and this is the way everyone looks, it's hard to mobilize either the villagers themselves or local officials".
SGA risk was markedly increased with low weight gain only in the underweight group, although its frequency was somewhat greater with low gain in all baseline weight groups.
They were also somewhat more likely to skip breakfast daily, be obese, underweight and depressed or anxious.
The unadjusted odds ratios for ill health, as described in column 1 in Table 4, reveal that the tallest had a somewhat higher prevalence of IH as well as the underweight and the obese.
