Sentence examples for very underweight from inspiring English sources

Heavy smokers and very underweight women are also more prone".

"Long-term investors should be somewhere between underweight and very underweight.

The shortage of resources means in some places a very underweight child with a body mass index of about 15 is deemed not thin enough to get care.

Mr. Cliggott, who says he is very underweight in financial stocks, has both pared and rejiggered his model stock portfolio to best exploit opportunities in a rising rate environment.

In 1999, researchers asked nearly 1,000 men and 1,000 women their weight, height and how they would describe themselves on a scale from "very underweight" to "obese".

Children who were born very prematurely or were very underweight at birth are at risk of growing up to become introverted, neurotic and risk-averse adults, according to a new study.

26 BMI was stratified into categories as follows: <15, very severely underweight; 15 16, severely underweight; 16.1 18.5, underweight; 18.6 24.9, normal; 25 29.9, overweight; 30 35, moderately obese; and 36 40, severely obese.

Data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which releases a breakdown of currency bets on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, shows that traders are still very significantly underweight in the euro.

Comments: Study population BMI was 17.6 with very few underweight children.

"Our challenge is," Ms. Timberlake said, "how can we distill this and take it to other counties?" Only about 5percentt of Dane County's population is black, and the sharp drop in the mortality rate also tracked larger declines in the numbers of very premature and underweight births for blacks, said Dr. Thomas L. Schlenker, the county director of public health.

Compared with the reference group (normal weight), very obese and underweight patients were younger.