Sentence examples for weight figures from inspiring English sources

Pollsters know this, of course; and know they must weight figures to reflect the likely characteristics of the electorate.

The researchers used the height and weight figures to calculate a measure, called body mass index, or B.M.I., and learned that it has generally fallen over the years.

Mr. Lakdawalla and Mr. Philipson were rightly suspicious of the self-reported weight figures in their sample and found another data set with both self-reported and measured weight, which allowed them to estimate actual weight from the self-reported figures.

Weight figures are usually estimates, but in 1937 a pair of stranded male sperm whales were measured intact in the Netherlands: one was 16 metres (52.5 feet) long and weighed 39 tons, and the other was 18 metres (59 feet) and 53 tons.

Last Tuesday, he agreed to a nine-year, $214 million deal with perhaps the only player in the game who makes Cabrera look svelte: Prince Fielder, whose body mass index is the second-highest in baseball history, according to official height and weight figures.

Sharko added, "And then when he mentioned it about being 6-10, I said, 'Well, we'll make the official change.' " Nicola Arzani, the senior vice president for public relations and marketing for the ATP World Tour, said that while there was a biannual medical examination provided by the tour, height and weight figures were largely provided by each player.

The atoms of a certain element are perfectly alike in weight, figure, etc.; and the same point applies to the atoms of a certain compound.

Though with no kerb weight figure yet announced, we can only speculate on the performance figures.

Pre versus posttest changes on the Body Esteem Scale (BES) and the Body Weight Figure Assessment (BWFA) served as the dependent variables.

No obvious differences were found in the yield components of 1000 grain weight (Figure 1E) and weight per plant (Figure 1G) between 7302R and other lines.

We capture the precise strength of the 44 discrete relationships between factors by giving each edge a weight (Figure 4).