Sentence examples for weight groups using from inspiring English sources

Frequencies of the FAAH genotype were compared between the severely obese and normal weight groups using the Fisher's exact test.

Participants were divided into weight groups using BMI cut offs of <18.5 (underweight), >25 (overweight), and >30 (obese).

Hierarchical clustering was performed on the tandem mass spectra of each weight group using a fuzzy cosine similarity metric and weighted linkage criteria with a distance cutoff of 0.25.

Normalization of birth weight in both groups using Levene's test for equality of variance showed a highly significant difference regarding the gestational age (P value, 0.000), but there was no significant variance regarding parity (P value, 0.747) as revealed in Table  7.> Failed treatment in both groups resulted in miscarriages in the first trimester before 10 weeks of gestation.

The heparin sensitivity index (calculated as the first change in ACT from baseline divided by the first intraoperative heparin dose, normalized to body weight), was compared among groups using ANOVA.

An analysis comparing severely obese FAAH 385 A carriers versus normal weight FAAH-WT subject groups using 2-way ANOVA which controls for BMI to analyze the direct effect of FAAH 385 A mutant alleles compared to subjects with the wild-type FAAH C/C genotype also showed significant (p<0.05)) elevation of AEA and related NAEs (Table 4).

It consisted of interval bicycle ergometer training at low workloads, mental gait training, dumbbell-training of single muscle groups using low weights (500 to 1000 g) and respiratory therapy 5 days/week.

After a baseline 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring and an OGTT, they were assigned to the two treatment groups using equal weighting and electronic randomization, and received either once-daily telmisartan 80 mg or losartan 50 mg for 3 months.

Our results suggest that comparisons of neonatal mortality between groups using "relative" birth weight may be potentially biased by differences in gestational age at low birth weights, and by the distance from the optimal birth weight at higher birth weights.

Body weight and age were compared between groups using one-way ANOVA.

The standardised mean difference was used to estimate the pooled mean difference in weight gained between intervention and control groups, using a random effects model.