… the influence of body-composition components on measured … body composition and how
much the PA variability could be explained by body composition in a large sample of healthy …

… This study is a report on body composition of healthy subjects, to be used as an important
data for future investigations and differences between nationalities and countries. …

… This is particularly important in the ethical considerations of research studies on healthy
subjects. Second, manual segmentation of different compartments in the images is a very labor …

Fazio, C, Elder, CL, and Harris, MM. Efficacy of alternative forms of creatine supplementation
on improving performance and body composition in healthy subjects: a systematic review. J …

Background Oxidative stress could be the result of an increase in ATP resynthesis during
exercise. The aim of the study was to compare prooxidant-antioxidant balance (PAB) …

… including severe obese subjects (>150 kg… body components, functional body composition
extends the traditional view, thus, crossing as well as combining the different body composition …

… In healthy subjects, PA ranges between 6 and 7 [14], and in athletes it may reach 8.5 [15].
Low PA (<5) indicates the loss of cellular integrity [16–18]. The PA appears to be a more …

… used methods for body composition analysis and provide a … While measuring body composition
of healthy adults and … caution in patients with depleted body protein or bone mineral mass…

… Body shape was classified to assess associations between shape and OH. Results: … for
healthy subjects with high BMI was -0.1 litres, which was not different from that of healthy subjects …

… body analysis was taken with subjects in a supine position in the right body side using eight
surface electrodes, with the subjects … ’s equations the body composition of our subjects was …