Sentence examples for temporary weight loss from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Select said that the hospital was trying to move the first patient from tube feeding to mouth feeding, and that the transition had caused temporary weight loss.

The first two columns depict savings based on temporary weight loss (10%and15%5%) followed by 90% weight regain, and the last two illustrate the savings associated with permanent weight loss (10%and15%5%).

We estimate these savings under five scenarios: baseline scenario without weight loss intervention; 10% and 15% initial weight loss followed by 90% weight regain over a 10-year period (i.e., "temporary" weight loss); and 10%and15%5% permanent weight loss.

For example, from Table 1 it is evident that for class I obesity (BMI ≥ 30), the available pool of savings associated with 15% temporary weight loss (i.e., 90% of the weight is re-gained over 10 years), is $49 billion over a 10-year period.

It's a temporary weight loss, but it'll cheer you up.

And recognizing that will bring you far more joy than the temporary weight loss from any diet plan.

For class II obesity (BMI ≥ 35), the available pool of savings for 15% temporary and permanent weight loss over 10 years is $28 billion and more than $44 billion, respectively; and for 10% temporary or permanent weight loss, the available pool of savings is $25 billion and over $33 billion, respectively.

Diets are still routinely promoted, even though there is a growing consensus that they are unhealthy, and lead only to temporary and unsustainable weight loss, demoralising anyone who tries them.

Performing the same calculations using 10% temporary and permanent weight loss over 10 years yields a pool of available savings of almost $41 billion and $50 billion, respectively.

To examine the impact of temporary and permanent weight loss of 10%and15%5% on 10-year and lifetime Medicare spending among adults with overweight and obesity aged 65 years and older.

Taking the differences between the 10-year and lifetime expenditures for the baseline and alternative scenarios, we obtained the average gross per capita savings for both temporary and permanent 10%and15%5% weight loss.