Sentence examples for weight translated to from inspiring English sources

Weight loss of 16 19 % in body weight translated to improvements of 30 50 % in insulin clearance, with greatest benefits in type 2 diabetic subjects.

The highest oil content achieved so far was in leaf with 6.8% of extracted fatty acid per dry weight, translating to 1.4 t oil/ha in fields with 20 t/ha of leaf dry weight.

The reduction in absolute molecular weight translates to about 80 scFv-A192 monomers making up the nanoworms.

However, practical experiments by re-enactors have suggested that the rider's weight and strength is of more relevance than the size of the mount, and that little of the horse's weight is translated to the lance.

A weight gain of ≥2.5% translated to a 4.5-kg increase in weight and 2.6-cm increase in waist circumference.

The given at% values may be translated to weight percent values by considering the respective atomic masses.

The research shows that the changes that occur after weight loss translate to a huge caloric disadvantage of about 250 to 400 calories.

Researchers conclude that within 10 years, the lost weight would translate to 876,000 fewer obese Americans in the 25-to-64 25-to-64 25-to-64

Despite this narrow safety factor, the PTWI for cadmium was retained at 7 μg/kg body weight, which translates to 70 μg/day for a person who weighs 70 kg.

The concentrations in aquatic organisms can become quite high, being on the order of nanograms per gram fresh weight, which translates to about 0.1 μM final concentration in tissue (Nakata 2005; Rimkus 1999; Yamagishi et al. 1983).

The weight loss (representing release of carbon dioxide) was translated to ethanol yield using (7).