… was divided for body weight. Grip strength is reported in absolute terms since we previously
demonstrated that the association of grip strength with health outcomes did not differ …

… The percentage lean body mass, a major determinant of strength is higher in male than
female, and could the observed higher grip strength in males. The dominant limb was …

… variables on grip strength was also examined using the GLM. These variables included body
mass index (BMI), … Descriptive statistics of grip strength were tabulated for relevant strata. …

… participation of boys in sports and other extra-curricular activities involving upperbody
strength and c) upper body mass, which is approximately 75% greater in men than in women. …

… In the current study, the main outcome measures considered were FFM, as a percentage of
body mass, and grip strength, expressed relative to body mass (kg per kg of body mass). The …

… school children (ages 6–18) for unscaled and allometrically scaled handgrip strength data
that are uninfluenced by body size (body mass [BM] and stature [Ht]). Data (age, handgrip …

… the body mass, such as grasping, because of an increase in lean mass function. Ervin 14
and Freedman 32 explained that excessive body fat levels may lead to increased lean mass to …

… define sarcopenia: muscle mass, muscle strength and physical … points for muscle mass, gait
speed and grip strength affected … We measured muscle mass, grip strength and gait speed …

… by body mass index. Body composition indexes included body mass index, body fat
percentage, muscle mass, fat mass index (FMI) and muscle mass index (MMI). Sex‐specific …

… Central to this belief has been the assumption that grip strength is a … in grip strength
between individuals are influenced by musculoskeletal factors, “lifespan” changes in grip strength …