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1 was not maintained, than did those who never lost weight.

2 ayed satiation) changes that favor regain of lost weight.

3 s fed for 1 hr/day decreased food intake and lost weight.

4 ged with C. difficile developed diarrhea and lost weight.

5 association was observed in participants who lost weight.

6 abetes risk but only in participants who had lost weight.

7 Both groups lost weight.

8 s of whether they received statin therapy or lost weight.

9 ice treated at 1.0 mg/kg became moribund and lost weight.

10 erfed rats, whereas CSF-treated overfed rats lost weight.

11 er risk, and risk was lower in women who had lost weight.

12 bese individuals who were formerly obese and lost weight.

13 gained weight, 0.94 (CI, 0.65 to 1.37); and lost weight, 0.76 (CI, 0.60 to 0.97).

14 tegorical variable was created: 1) eutrophic/lost weight; 2) gained weight; or 3) obese.

15 in the placebo group regained < or = 25% of lost weight (47.5% of subjects compared with 29.9%).

16 whereas 100% of controls and 75% of CsA pigs lost weight (-550 g/day and -300 g/day, respectively).

17 s, over 90% of individuals repeatedly regain lost weight after dieting.

18 s were also determined in 5 subjects who had lost weight after gastric bypass and 10 normal-weight co

19 and those in the haloperidol decanoate group lost weight; after 6 months, the least-squares mean weig

20 ncrease in SF (P < 0.001), whereas those who lost weight also lost SF (P < 0.001).

21 obese individuals were taken before patients lost weight and after three, six, and twelve months.

22 Subjects lost weight and body fat throughout the study correspond

23 phenotypes were observed: 1) Sepp(-/-) mice lost weight and developed poor motor coordination when f

24 ed controls and vaccinated nonseroconverters lost weight and died.

25 After GIBP, WT mice lost weight and exhibited increased circulating fasting

26 ar Western diet with reduced levels of BCAAs lost weight and fat mass rapidly until regaining a norma

27 ter than the loss of muscle CSA in those who lost weight and in those who remained weight-stable.

28 All infected mice lost weight and showed decreased activity levels.

29 (0.3% glycochenodeoxycholate); they rapidly lost weight and showed elevation of serum liver tests (a

30 All patients lost weight and showed improvement in their metabolic sy

31 examined this concept in obese patients who lost weight and were maintained at 10% below their initi

32 On average, individuals lost weight as parasite burden increased, but whereas so

33 -polarized IL-10/IL-4-deficient mice rapidly lost weight at the onset of egg-laying and displayed 100

34 er, ferrets receiving the live-virus vaccine lost weight, became lymphocytopenic, and developed the e

35 ce infected with KyARgp2F or RacL11 steadily lost weight beginning on day 1 and experienced a 20 and

36 Participants who lost weight between age 21 and study entry had increased

37 Women who lost weight (BMI change <10th percentile) between ages 3

38 Almost anyone who has ever lost weight can attest that it is harder to sustain weig

39 tality rate ratios for men who intentionally lost weight compared with men with no weight change.

40 were not enrolled in the weight-loss program lost weight compared with subjects in control worksites

41 s show that, upon pair feeding, Sln(OE) mice lost weight compared with the WT, but Sln(-/-) mice gain

42 pants who gained weight and 11% of those who lost weight continued to gain or lose weight, respective

43 of body weight) was pronounced in those who lost weight, despite median SRA levels >4184 kJ/wk.

44 Mice with complete pancreatic atrophy lost weight, developed fat stools, and had reduced level

45 Finally, mice lost weight during the nicotine treatment which was not

46 Both groups lost weight during the study.

47 (P < 0.001), and IMF increased in those who lost weight, gained weight, or remained weight-stable (a

48 In the subgroup of patients who lost weight, glycemia, homeostasis model of assessment o

49 a sublethal dose (<2.0 x 10(6) CFU) rapidly lost weight, had diminished lung compliance, experienced

50 management because persons who have recently lost weight have relative leptin deficiency that may dri

51 tory of severe obesity who have successfully lost weight (ie, formerly obese women, sometimes called

52 high probability of regaining 50% or more of lost weight in 1 to 2 years.

53 given adult worms rapidly became anemic and lost weight in a manner similar to AWT hamsters.

54 Diet-induced obese mice lost weight in response to peripheral leptin but were le

55 ower (P < 0.02) in infants born to women who lost weight in the first trimester.

56 Women in the intervention group lost weight in the first year (mean of 2.2 kg, P<.001) a

57 In the conversion study, patients lost weight in the SRL arm and gained weight in the CNI

58 so gained an equal amount of fat; those who lost weight lost even more FFM, whereas those who gained

59 a evaluated at 1 and 5 years included weight lost, % weight lost (%WL), % excess weight loss (%EWL),

60 cipants, including those who unintentionally lost weight, maintained their weight change or resolved

61 In addition, mice lost weight more rapidly at night than during the day wh

62 when water-deprived, and also recovered that lost weight more rapidly when access to water was return

63 on on tolerance: on average, individuals who lost weight more slowly with increasing parasite burden

64 eight through formal programs; the remainder lost weight on their own.

65 chotomous variable was created: 1) eutrophic/lost weight or 2) obese/gained weight.

66 Whereas C227-11-infected animals lost weight or gained less weight over the course of inf

67 sectional study 19 women gained weight and 7 lost weight or had stable weight since diagnosis.

68 on did not change when the obese individuals lost weight or when lean individuals gained weight, sugg

69 Conclusion Participants who lost weight over 48 months showed significantly lower ca

70 ared with individuals who remained stable or lost weight (P = 0.010).

71 ) during the ad libitum period when subjects lost weight [P = 0.009 for time in repeated-measures ana

72 - 4.5% compared with 58.7 +/- 5.8% regain of lost weight; P < 0.001).

73 in energy expenditure favoring the regain of lost weight persist well beyond the period of dynamic we

74 Adult HD knock-in allele mice lost weight progressively with weight loss blunted signi

75 xhibiting high tolerance), other individuals lost weight significantly more rapidly (exhibiting low t

76 parasite burden increased, but whereas some lost weight slowly as burden increased (exhibiting high

77 Obese persons generally regain lost weight, suggesting that adaptive metabolic changes

78 iple systems that normally favor recovery of lost weight, the expected increase of MCH mRNA expressio

79 Of the 19 patients, 15 lost weight, three gained 1.6 kg or less, and one had no

80 A little over one-half of the sample lost weight through formal programs; the remainder lost

81 On average, the monotherapy group lost weight, whereas the polypharmacy group gained weigh

82 Obese patients with bipolar I disorder lost weight while taking lamotrigine and gained weight w

83 tionally high mortality among those who have lost weight, with the normal-weight category being parti

84 3 h/d) and semistarved (0.2-2.2 MJ/d) cadets lost weight (x +/- SD: men, -7.7 +/- 1.1 kg; women, -5.9