Sentence examples for study's weight from inspiring English sources

In contrast, men whose BMI was in the overweight range (25 29 kg/m) were less likely to enrol in the study's weight management programme: The word obese, that's what got to me.

Considering the different number of cases for the three diseases, the number of cases of each disease was weighted, with each R study value being multiplied by its study's weight N affected case, divided by the mean of this value over all studies, as discussed firstly by Levinson et al [ 6].

None of these have met with general acceptance as yet, and they do not address the needs as well as the forest plot does in classical meta-analysis, which simultaneously discloses each study's weight and deviation from the pooled estimate.

Each study participant's weight will be measured using an electronically calibrated scale (seca 869 electronic personal scale, seca Ltd ,Hamburg, Germany) in kilograms.

Despite the study's limitations — weight was self-reported, for example, and the sample size diminished over time because people dropped out — other experts found the results valuable.

Once they reach the study's desired weight-loss goal of 15% of baseline body weight, participants either begin weight maintenance or continue to lose weight using safe, healthy nutritional practices.

In our study, the patient's weight for the ClCG equation was missing in many cases at the beginning.

At subsequent study visits, children's weight and height were collected by trained staff using standard protocols (Habicht 1974; Lohman et al. 1988).

A recent neuroeconomic study (employing Prelec's weight function with the assumption of β = 1, following Prelec's proposal) observed that α is related to the activity of the anterior cingulate in the brain, and the authors interpreted the activity of the anterior cingulated might reflect subject's risk attitude in probabilistic choice [ 17].

For the study's postmenopausal women, weight gain was common: Roughly 69% reported a gain of more than a kilogram (2.2 pounds) over the previous two to three years.

However, as there were very few studies on women's infant feeding intention and maternal overweight and obesity, a study which examined women's "weight concerns" was included [ 34] as this information was also relevant.