ライフサイエンスコーパス: thinness

1 branes and intercellular spaces, given their thinness.

2 tting transparency is related to its extreme thinness.

3 ompensatory behaviors, and drive for extreme thinness.

4 tritional risk, but from obesity rather than thinness.

5 t-generation electronics due to their atomic thinness, allowing for flexible transparent electronics

6 T3-T1 differences in thinness also approached zero for boys (-0.46% [-0.77 to

7 The overall prevalence of stunting and thinness among school-age children 7-14 years was 26.6%

8 from exomes from 997 people with persistent thinness and 200,000 people from the UK Biobank.

9 l structure of NPLs is modified due to their thinness and atomically precise thickness.

10 res overall and with the subscales Drive for Thinness and Body Dissatisfaction despite small effect s

11 ire, and Eating Disorder Inventory drive for thinness and bulimia subscales and depressed mood.

12 membrane fuel cells; however, their extreme thinness and low porosity result in insufficient surface

13 imic behaviors; and 6.3%, high concerns with thinness and muscularity.

14 We aim to assess inequalities in thinness and obesity in Chinese children and adolescents

15 ders, we identified two variables, drive-for-thinness and obsessionality, which delimit populations a

16 ABSRACT: Due to the thinness and small scale of cirrus clouds, its lateral b

17 oration and osmolality shifts, yet possesses thinness and the flexibility necessary to interface with

18 to compare differences in the prevalence of thinness and wasting.

19 ood restriction in service of a future goal: thinness and weight loss.

20 Drive for thinness and, to lesser degrees, maturity fears and perf

21 reas ganglion cell loss, inner nuclear layer thinness, and early onset of glaucoma were detected in 6

22 Persistent anemia, thinness, and short stature during adolescence were asso

23 Improvement in anemia, thinness, and stunting was 1.4-1.7 times higher among bo

24 The prevalence of stunting, thinness, and wasting was 49.2%, 27.8%, and 59.7% of all

25 l textiles their characteristic flexibility, thinness, anisotropic strength and porosity.

26 and increased fat depth was associated with thinness at birth and poor early growth rates.

27 Thinness at birth is associated with adult risk of cardi

28 At 12 months of age, thinness at birth was associated with elevated adrenal r

29 stature (height-for-age z-score [HAZ] <-2), thinness (body mass index [BMI] <18.5 kg/m2), reading, a

30 Thinness (body mass index z-score < -2) was a surrogate

31 r desired physique; 2.5%, high concerns with thinness but no bulimic behaviors; and 6.3%, high concer

32 y mass index, males with high concerns about thinness but not muscularity were more likely to develop

33 Due to its atomic thinness combined with its mechanical strength, porous g

34 Greater insight into constitutional thinness could also help identify metabolic patterns tha

35 Constitutional thinness (CT) is a state of low but stable body weight (

36 We recently reported that, despite their thinness, elderly subjects in Beijing, China had an equa

37 portant material class owing to their atomic thinness enabling the ultimate dimensional scaling.

38 are the prevalence of stunting, wasting, and thinness estimated by the NCHS and WHO growth references

39 The concept of constitutional thinness first emerged in the scientific literature at t

40 nd mechanistic experiments identify ALK as a thinness gene, which is involved in the resistance to we

41 plastic lymphoma kinase (ALK) as a candidate thinness gene.

42 Low birth weight and fetal thinness have been associated with non-insulin dependent

43 ; 95% CI, 1.01-1.45), as was paternal severe thinness (HR for BMI<16.0, 2.53; 95% CI, 1.26-5.07) in m

44 Persistent thinness in boys was negatively associated with both rea

45 Maternal mild thinness in early pregnancy was weakly associated with a

46 egative correlation between CT and drive for thinness in extrastriate regions involved in body percep

47 nical studies have focused on constitutional thinness in the last 90 years, contrasting with the hund

48 logy-protected surface transport of ultimate thinness in three-dimensional topological insulators (TI

49 In their relentless pursuit of thinness, individuals with anorexia nervosa (AN) engage

50 Of interest, maternal thinness is a strong predictor of both preterm birth and

51 for a crystalline silicon solar cell of such thinness is enabled by an advanced light-trapping design

52 ations of fibrinogen and thrombin, and their thinness makes them very difficult to detect.

53 ting Disorders Inventory (bulimia, drive for thinness, maturity fears, perfectionism, and interperson

54 the 5-CSRTT, was shown to correlate with the thinness of the anterior region of the insular cortex, i

55 ion of subnanometer pore size and the atomic thinness of the membrane, this system exhibits energy di

56 Because of the low respiration rates and the thinness of the sediment, interstitial waters are oxic t

57 etry, and the quantum size effect due to the thinness of the sheets tune the electronic structure of

58 The thinness of the slices ensures that sufficient samples c

59 The ultimate thinness of the vertical p-n homogeneous junctions in Mo

60 % confidence interval [CI] 1.45 to 2.06) and thinness (OR 1.52, 95% CI 1.33 to 1.73) during the pread

61 s were evident among children with stunting, thinness, or children coming from understimulating home

62 ut of Augalpha and Augbeta exhibit a similar thinness phenotype and resistance to diet-induced obesit

63 985 to 8.25% (8.13 to 8.37) in 2019, whereas thinness prevalence decreased from 8.49% (8.41 to 8.58)

64 or urban-rural gaps and T3-T1 differences in thinness prevalence in 2030 close to zero for both boys

65 The extreme thinness provides a light-trapping mechanism analogous t

66 ring in situ mitochondrial volume using the 'thinness ratio' and the 'cobalt-calcein' technique.

67 e membrane to reversibly reach the threshold thinness required for toroidal pore formation and the pe

68 The atomic thinness, stability and electrical sensitivity of graphe

69 Constitutional thinness stands out as a unique model questioning basic

70 Boys whose anemia or thinness status improved and girls whose stunting status

71 amine associations between changes in anemia/thinness/stunting status (4 groups: never, improved, new

72 as well as a higher estimated prevalence of thinness than of wasting.

73 Rural boys had a higher prevalence of thinness than their urban counterparts across all survey

74 a higher risk of obesity and a lower risk of thinness than those from low SES regions.

75 ared with 14%, respectively), but persistent thinness was lower (7% compared with 16%).

76 For girls, no significant urban-rural gap in thinness was observed in the most recent survey in 2019

77 bles including body mass index and drive for thinness were explored.

78 les with high concerns about muscularity and thinness were more likely than their peers to use drugs

79 this concept of a physiologically determined thinness, which clearly differentiated it from anorexia

80 d be calculated, the estimated prevalence of thinness (WHO reference) was consistently higher than th

81 -gas barrier is able to maintain its extreme thinness with sufficient strength only through continual

82 A deeper understanding of constitutional thinness would facilitate medical/societal recognition a

83 BMI-for-age Z scores were applied to define thinness (Z scores <-2SD) and obesity (Z scores >+2SD).