Sentence examples for weight to develop from inspiring English sources

El-Santawy (2014) used a new form of entropy weight to develop the MOORA method.

Green weights in the field were transformed to a standardized oven dry weight to develop regression models of the two species.

The mothers' urine was analyzed for the presence of several phthalate metabolites, and the infant boys, aged 2 36 months, were examined for genital developmental characteristics, including AGD, which was standardized for weight to develop an anogenital index (AGI).

In recent years, studies have shown that adult men also have a higher risk of type 2 diabetes (T2DM) [ 1] and higher prevalence rates for non-alcoholic fatty acid liver disease (NAFLD) [ 2], while they seem to have to gain less weight to develop T2DM than do women [ 3].

The proposed classifiers combined all predictors by finding the best weights to develop a prediction model and determine a cutoff to classify g+ and g− patients.

The state of the art for addressing this challenge is considered by many to be methods employing inverse probability weighting to develop analytic cohorts whose characteristics and prior states are balanced across treatment groups, such as inversely-weighted propensity scoring [ 33, 34] and marginal structural modeling, which we will employ in primary analyses [ 35].

Use ankle weights to develop speed.

It is said that both Thomas Lang and Virgil Donati practiced with ankle weights to develop their speed and control.

The data of two experiments were used to assess the relationships among shrunken body weight (SBW), empty body weight (EBW), hot carcass weight (HCW) and cold carcass weight (CCW) to develop equations to estimate EBW in dry and lactating Pelibuey ewes fed tropical rations.

The edematous lungs tend to collapse under their own weight and to develop dependent atelectasis, which could lead to cyclic opening and collapse, intensified shear stresses, and a tendency toward VILI in dependent areas.

We failed to find any effect on newborn birth weight or infant weight gain, but research has shown that an adverse effect of gestational diabetes on the offspring's weight gain tends to develop only later in childhood.