Sentence examples for weight predicts from inspiring English sources

Recent studies suggest that weight suppression (WS), defined as the discrepancy between current and highest past weight, predicts short-term weight gain in bulimia nervosa (BN) during treatment.

Baseline body weight predicts greater weight gain (Vendsborg et al. 1976; Vestergaard et al. 1988).

And if future studies show that fitness, not weight, predicts outcomes for those diseases, it could lead to a new understanding of what "overweight" means in the first place.

While lower birth weight has previously been associated with reduced physical performance [11], aerobic fitness [12], [17], [32] and lower levels of self reported leisure time activity [14], our combined analysis did not find evidence that low birth weight predicts objectively measured habitual physical activity and sedentary time in healthy young people with a birth weight above 1.5 kg.

Whether birth weight predicts later sedentary time in humans is uncertain.

In line with the hyperfunction theory is an excellent observation that big mice die young: early life body weight predicts longevity in genetically heterogeneous mice [ 199].

Regression analyses demonstrated that among overweight boys, low self-esteem and high levels of perceived pressure to lose weight predicted weight dissatisfaction; for overweight girls, weight dissatisfaction was also predicted by low levels of self-esteem.

In a recent study, Thapar and colleagues reported that COMT "gene variant and birth weight predict early-onset antisocial behavior in children" with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.

In our case, these vectors are the vector of the weight predicted and actual weight for respective edges which were under testing.

The mud weight predicted by the Mohr Coulomb and the Mogi Coulomb are close to each other in depth of interest.

The absolute molecular weight, predicted to remain constant, changes only slightly and is consistent with a primarily unimolecular phenomenon (Table 2).