Sentence examples for weight accretion from inspiring English sources

The same growth pattern was shown in weight accretion of romaine lettuce.

Further adjustment for 2-h OGTT glucose or weight accretion at diagnosis of GDM does not change this result.

The consequence is a relatively normal OFC, some reduction in length but a more profound reduction of the rate of weight accretion [ 7].

However, inclusion of BB to the diet had no effect on body weight accretion by rats of either gender; indicating no effect of BB on food consumption by either sex.

Due to the slower rate of weight accretion with respect to weight dispersion in infants born at term, this method of data cleaning is not applicable for births reported as being at greater than 36 weeks gestational duration [ 17].

Adjustment for glycaemia in a 2-h OGTT, gestational week as well as weight accretion at diagnosis of GDM the association between the minimum dose and the HOMA-IR does not change.

The authors, mindful of the moral weight of this accretion of information, are wise enough to maintain a restrained tone, rarely becoming judgmental or resorting to cheap shots.

In preterm-born infants, low birth weight and diminished bone accretion deteriorate peak bone mass.

Therefore, the aim of the present study was to investigate the postnatal weight gain and FM accretion during the first five months of corrected age in a cohort of preterm infants who were categorized according to intrauterine growth pattern and according to postnatal growth.

This recommendation is based on numerous studies demonstrating that weight-bearing activities have a greater effect on bone mineral accretion than do weight-supported activities (e.g., bicycling, swimming) and may be more effective in reducing future risk of osteoporosis [ 2].

One objective was to identify the early transcriptional changes that lead to muscle hypertrophy, so three of the four ages used for microarray analysis (10, 20 and 30 days of age) are prior to sufficient protein accretion (4 18 kg live weight) for muscle weights of callipyge lambs to be statistically heavier than normal lambs.