Sentence examples for underweight person from inspiring English sources

In Supersize vs Superskinny the participants come in and the underweight person is freezing and the overweight person who's walked up a few stairs is sweating away.

So if that overweight person starts dieting that's just as hard as if an underweight person starts dieting, you go into a negative energy balance and all kinds of mechanisms kick in that cause us to become less active, to reshuffle energy around our bodies to defeat that effort to lose weight.

Jessen's other hit show, Supersize vs Superskinny, a programme in which an underweight person and an overweight person swap diets, has faced its fair share of controversy, most notably in 2012 when eating disorders charity B-eat accused it of "triggering" eating disorder sufferers.

13 In India, it is often believed that an overweight person is wealthier and happier and reflects social mobility to a higher status compared to an underweight person, although there are no studies to corroborate this.

This study suggests that attenuation of age-related lung function decline due to improved air quality may be observable only in normal-weight and underweight persons.

Previous studies suggest that overweight persons tend to underreport, and underweight persons to overreport, their weight; this underestimation of self-reported weight may have increased over time, leading to an increase in underestimation of BMI.

The results "suggest that attenuation of age-related lung function decline due to improved air quality may be observable only in normal-weight and underweight persons," conclude the authors.

Generating evidence on the benefits and harms of systematic treatment of LTBI in all risk groups and particularly the following groups: diabetic patients, people with harmful alcohol use, tobacco smokers, underweight people, persons with silica exposure, patients receiving steroid treatment, patients with rheumatologic conditions, indigenous populations and cancer patients.

Underweight men and persons with 'any long-term impairment' had the lowest proportion reporting good SRH of all groups.

For example, use of self‐reported height and weight to classify BMI among older adults has been associated with misclassification and underestimation of rates of underweight and obese persons (39), and these effects were particularly marked among the oldest subjects.

Consequently, we performed a second sensitivity analysis by excluding persons with underweight (BMI <20 kg/m, 43 persons) from the main analysis of SRH and mortality, which attenuated the fully adjusted HR from 1.38 to 1.36 (1.08 to 1.70) in both sexes combined.