Sentence examples for waist equivalent from inspiring English sources

For example at S-49, an increase in one unit of z-score BMI and z-score waist, equivalent to an increase in 3.7 kg/m2 and 10.7 cm, respectively, was associated with 17 19% increase in odds for the AA genotype.

It is not a look I want at 65. Neither is a bustier that comes to my waist, the equivalent of a yellow traffic light pointing to your belly.

Waist circumference equivalents were also lower in South Asians and African Caribbeans.

WHR was selected since it is approximately equivalent to waist circumference regarding its association with diabetes among women [ 20].

Central obesity surrogate criteria cut-offs were based on reported BMI equivalents for waist circumference in men and women of the Framingham Offspring Study [ 11].

Those with a SAD score above 25 -- roughly equivalent to a waist of at least 39 inches -- had the biggest bellies and the greatest risk.

Wilson also pointed out that waist circumference and BMI appear equivalent in the analysis of this population.

Having been a defender in the past of lean asceticism -- both folk and punk -- I fear this subsidence into synthesis is the aural equivalent of elastic waists and jeans cut fuller in the thigh.

In a study, Ross et al. [ 25] showed that a reduction in waist circumference by 1 cm is equivalent to a loss of abdominal fat of 0.33 kg.

We also find that the spreading of the FPGM laser beam increases with the increasing of waist width of the Gaussian beam and equivalent temperature structure constant.

But all that endless bending and twisting from the waist and breakneck échappé-ing (the balletic equivalent of jumping jacks) make a better advertisement for Cardiobarre than it does for what goes on in the opera house.