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... lower odds of obesity were significantly (p<0.05) associated with regular vigorous physical activity, 32.. participation in organized sport.[r] ... See full document

... reduce weight gain and improve maternal and child health. The weight misperception variable we used could repre- sent body dissatisfaction, often defined as the discrepancy between current and ideal ... See full document

... Data and pedigree information of Guilan province sheep used in this study were collected by the Agricultural Or- ganization of Guilan province (Rasht, Iran) from 1994 to 2011. The traits included were: birth ... See full document

... population trends and predicting the impact of interventions to address obesity re- quires algorithms for predicting body weight status in the ...future weight, individual weight ... See full document

... For the first time we investigated whether the sample size was large enough to support conclusions with confidence. We need additional samples (primary studies) for the asso- ciation between BC susceptibility and MS, the ... See full document

... sive body mass, a high percentage (from 10 to ...normal weight [6, ...of excessive weight (including Emotional Reward Theory, Emotion Avoidance Model) [58, ...with excessive body ... See full document

... describing the association between FDDs and overweight/obesity in children (0–18 years) were included. Studies including a combination of children and adolescents (<21 years) were eligible for inclusion as long as the ... See full document

... One body shape comparison study reported that patients with AN exhibit greater activation of the right sensorimotor regions (insula and premotor cortex) and reduced activa- tion of the pregenual ACC during ... See full document

... their weight status and body composition were excluded (pregnancy, chronic illness, or injury which affected body weight, eg limb in a cast following a ... See full document

... ruptured membranes, trauma to the bladder, and rup- tured uterus with consequent haemorrhage [52]. In this study, both underweight and overweight or obese women were less likely to experience preterm birth com- pared to ... See full document

... normal weight age- and gender-matched children were included in this ...normal weight group ...normal weight group: aged 5–9 n = 15, aged 10–14 n = 10 and aged 15–18 n = 12) and gender (EBW group: ... See full document

... of body weight ...total 1 to 2% loss of body weight, fatigue, decreased alertness and ability of concentration can occur (Folli, 1999 ; FIFA F MARC, 2005 ; Sun et ...of 1% ... See full document

... Many complications have been reported in obese chil- dren, but few of them investigated the prevalence of common orthopedic conditions [14-16], representing the second most frequent complication, after the psycho- ... See full document

... substantial weight loss (Fig. 1). The patient’s actual weight decreased by 50% but her immunoglobulin requirements have decreased by approximately ...Table 1, her apparent SCIG dose/kg almost ... See full document

... We fi tted one regression model per EC subtype. Women who were diagnosed with another EC type were censored at the time of diagnosis (standard competing risk framework). To test for linear trend across BMI groups, the ... See full document

... daily body weights and mean daily body weight gains compared to the ...daily body weight gains in broiler chicks that consumed a diet containing ...lean body mass to ... See full document

... If the promise of such advances in imaging methodology can be met, coupling of these data with measures more typically utilized in clinical practice and research, such as blood pressure, lipid and liver enzyme profiles, ... See full document

... the body weight in the treated rats. The improvement in body weight in diabetic rats treated may be due to improvement in metabolic activity of the system o maintain glucose ... See full document

... that body weight is malleable has led to a large diet industry in North America, with estimated annual revenues of $35 to $50 ...on weight control, including the incorrect beliefs that diets fail ... See full document

... in body weight ...or excessive potassium retention caused by major trauma and infection, metabolic acidosis, Addison’s disease (aldosterone insufficiency) or chronic renal ... See full document