… 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 …

… In line with our findings of increased LMI values in subjects within higher FMI percentiles,
LMI and appendicular LMI increased with BMI category. Our results are in alignment with the …

… BF%, FM, and FFM values obtained from visits 1 and 2 were averaged for each subject and
… InBody body composition analyzers and iDXA as a reference in an apparently healthy group …

… subjects. The study was examined height, body weight, body mass index and body
composition measurements using the Omron® HBF-212 body composition monitor. There was …

… metabolic modifications related to the specific body composition (BC) changes occurring with
age. The aging process is indeed characterized by an increase in body total fat mass and a …

… The mean differences between male and female subjects … Men and women differ significantly
in their body composition, … content of individual components of body composition. Seno et al…

… Time of measurement: cross-sectional between-subject … ; thus, longitudinal within-subject
measurements should be … - and between-subject body composition assessments in …

… Weight changes are considered to be under biological control with individual body in human
subjects components serving as part of different feedback systems (for recent reviews, see […

… fat percentage and VAT) across the intervention, we used a within-subject model to remove
the difference between subjects and analyzed the changes within. The weaknesses of the …

… and as physical activity is known to affect body composition (our primary outcome of interest)…
not give specific values for weight or body composition of participants, when identical data …