312 ESTIMATION OF PERCENT BODY FAT IN MALES USING U.S. ARMY METHODOLOGY COMPARED WITH HYDROSTATIC WEIGHINGAn abstract is unavailable. This article is available as a PDF only.doi:10.1249/00005768-199305001-00314McGilbra, R. C.Fish, E.
Percent fat estimates for malesFigure B–5. Percent fat estimates for males—ContinuedFigure B–5. Percent fat estimates for males—ContinuedFigure B–5. Percent fat estimates for males—ContinuedFigure B–5. Percent fat estimates for males—ContinuedFigure B–5. Percent fat estimates for m...
313 ESTIMATION OF PERCENT BODY FAT IN FEMALES USING U.S. ARMY METHODOLOGY (CIRCUMFERENCES) COMPARED WITH UNDERWATER WEIGHINGAn abstract is unavailable. This article is available as a PDF only.doi:10.1249/00005768-199305001-00315Fish, E.McGilbra, R. C....
Body weightAdipose tissueStandardsMalesFemalesRecruitsArmy personnelTables(Data)The purpose of this investigation was to describe the height(H), weight(W) and percent body fat (%BF) of young men and women (ages 17-35 yr) entering the Army and to determine an index of adiposity that fit ...
The use of the Durnin-Womersley generalized equations for body fat estimation and their impact on the army weight control program. Friedl K.E.,DeWinne C.M.,Taylor R.L. Military Medicine . 1987Friedl KE, DeWinne CM, Taylor RL: The use of the Durnin-Womersley generalized equations for body...
Body Composition Changes Among US Army Trainees With High and Low Percent Body Fat.An abstract is unavailable.doi:10.1097/00005768-199905001-01875M. A. ItoM. A. SharpJ. F. PattonR. P. MelloR. L. GreggMedicine & Science in Sports & Exercise...
Cross-Validations and PA Estimation To calculate the predictive accuracies of each of the 17 methods, a cross-validation approach was performed using the data for the TS with 10 folds and five repetitions amounting to 50 replications. The PAs were estimated as the correlation coefficient (R2) ...