The adipose tissue expandability hypothesis suggests that, for each individual, there is a threshold for body weight that depends on the capacity of that individual's adipose tissue to store lipids (Virtue and Vidal-Puig, 2008).
Edema, touch sensitivity, noxious heat threshold, joint function, body weight and clinical arthritis severity scores were determined repeatedly throughout two weeks.
Although obesity and diabetes may be independent modifiable risk factors for incontinence, future research is needed to further examine the threshold above which body weight increases risk in diabetic women; such information is critical to informing future targets for treatment and prevention intervention.
The genome-wide LOD significance thresholds are 4.5 body weight, and 6.1 for total length and body length.
Chloroform induced a dose-dependent increase of hepatic ODC with an apparent threshold at 100 mg/kg body weight.
Exceeding this body weight threshold is accompanied by a notable decrease in insulin sensitivity due to an overload of lipids and their flux to other peripheral organs.
With a body weight threshold of approximately 40 g in mice, gWAT seems to have reached its maximum expansion capacity and at this point WAT dysfunction and concomitant systemic metabolic dysfunction will commence.
8 9 In the current analysis in women, our data provided new evidence suggesting the absence of any threshold effects of excessive body weight on healthy survival; the probability of healthy survival started falling linearly even when mid-life BMI was still within a "normal" range (18.5-25.0).
Body weight thresholds based on WHO standards: underweight and normal weight (body mass index <25), overweight (≥25-30 ≥25-30e (≥30).
The experiment-wise LOD significance thresholds are 4.5 for body weight, and 6.1 for total length and body length.
The threshold setting is based on body weight or the maximum and minimum GCFs in the gait cycles, resulting in different thresholds needed for different walking conditions.
