underweight
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heavier than is allowed:
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Examples of overweight

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The diagnostic of a weighting bias is a partial correlation: judgments are correlated with any variable that the heuristic overweights, with the true value held constant.
Sensitivity refers to the percentage of obese or overweight participants who were correctly predicted to be at risk for either glucose or lipid profiles abnormalities.
Accordingly, most of the older respondents attributed their dieting primarily to concerns about the health implications of being overweight.
She had never been overweight, but there was always this shadow looming.
Thus, for her, there was no acceptable account or legitimate reason for anyone to be even slightly overweight.
Many of these women are particularly harsh in their assessments of the overweight, including themselves.
As of 1993, 43% of men and 30% of women were overweight.
In extremely overweight adolescents, surgery has shown positive treatment results, but the deficiency of adequate studies makes it impossible to draw reliable conclusions.
In the other study, a reduction was achieved in the percentage of overweight girls, but no change was reported among boys in the trial groups.
Type 2 diabetes, which comprises 90 percent of cases, appears mostly in middle-aged overweight people.
An evidence-based assessment of federal guidelines for overweight and obesity as they apply to elderly persons.
However, the atypical depressive subtype was associated with being overweight among males and females, and hypomanic symptoms were related to being overweight among males.
However, these variables did not influence importantly the associations between psychopathology and being overweight.
Today we tend to align heart attack candidates with middle-aged men - overworked, overweight, and tense.
Most people hear the word diabetes and automatically associate the word with overweight, uncaring, unhealthy people.
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