Collocations withfat
These are words often used in combination withfat.
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abdominal fat
The abdominal fat percentage (afp) was obtained by the ratio of abdominal fat weight to total body weight.
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animal fat
In 1582, for example, the candlemakers stated that some butchers had kept animal fat for themselves and had begun producing candles.
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bacon fat
The dripping, pot and bones—very important—bacon fat and offal—what would we not do today to get a bit of offal!
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body fat
No correlation was found between body fat and nutritional status.
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dietary fat
Dietary factors affecting the incidence of dietary fat-induced myocardial lesions.
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excess fat
Obesity, that is excess fat, results from excess food.
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fat percentage
The abdominal fat percentage (afp) was obtained by the ratio of abdominal fat weight to total body weight.
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layer of fat
Instead of the railways being set free, commuter services in the south-east will be burdened with an extra layer of fat and bureaucracy.
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subcutaneous fat
These are oedema, growth failure, muscle wasting with retention of some subcutaneous fat and psychomotor change.
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total fat
Fifthly, fat was added to each diet to bring the total fat to the targeted level.
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visceral fat
It is clear that the major determinant of diabetes and cardiovascular risk is visceral fat mass, while peripheral fat may even be protective, particularly in elderly women.
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