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elevated body mass index often have a high upper arm
muscle area, but not elevated triceps and sub scapular skin
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2. Curtin, F, A. Morabia, C. Pichard, and D. O. Slosman. 1997;
Body mass index compared to dual-energy X-ray
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Epidemiol. 50: 837-843.
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body fat compared to the skin folds. Rev Bras Med sport .
Vol. 11, No4.
4. Pacy P J, Quevedo M, Gibson N R, Cox M, Koutedakis Y,
Mill ward J. 1995. Body composition measurement in elite
heavyweight oarswomen: a comparison of five methods. J
Sports Med Phys Fitness. 35(1): 67-74.
5. Coolville, B, C: Hex ward, V, H: Sandoral, W, m. 1989.
Comparison of two methods for estimation body composition
of body builders. Jour apply sci research. 3(3) 57, 61. Refs:
19.
6. Brozek J, Grande F, Anderson J T, Keys A. 1963.
Densitometry analysis of body composition: revision of some
quantitative assumptions. Ann N Y Acad Sci. 1 10: 113-140.
7. Heyward V H, Stolarczyk, L M. 1996. Applied Body
Composition Assessment. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics:
21-43.
8. Lohman TG. 1992. Advances in Body Composition
Assessment: Current Issues in Exercise Science.
Champaign, I L: Human Kinetics: 109-118.
9. Segal, K R. 1996. Use of bioelectrical impedance analysis
measurements as an evaluation for participating in sports.
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Vol 64, 469S-471S.
10. Nevill, A, A. Stewart, T. Olds, and R. Holder, 2006.
Relationship between adiposity and body size reveals
limitations of BMI. Am. J. Phys. Anthropol. 129: 151-156.
11. Lohman TG. 1981. Skin fold and body density and their
relationship to body fatness: a review. Hum Biol; 53: 181-
225.
12. DeLorenzo A; 2004. Multicompartment model to assess
body composition in professional water polo player. J Sports
Med Phys Fitness. 44(1): 38-43 (ISSN: 0022-4707).
13. Ainsworth, B, E. Stolarczyk, I, M. Heyward, V, H. Berry, C,
B. Irwin, M, L. Musulman, L, M. 1997. Predictive accuracy of
bioelectrical impedance in estimating fat free mass of
African-American women. Med and sci in sport and exercise.
29(6), 781-187, Refs: 41.
14. Andreoli, A; Melchiorri G; Volpe S L; Sardella F; Iacopino,
L; Arrese, A. L, Ostariz , E, S. 2006. Skin fold thicknesses
associated with distance running performance in highly
trained runners, Journal of Sport Sciences, Volume 24,
Issue1, Pages 69-76.
15. Baumgartner, RN & et al, 1989. Estimation of
body composition from bioelectric impedance of
body segments. Am J Clint Nut. 50(2): 221-6.
16. Lohman T G. Research progress in validation of
laboratory methods of assessing body composition.
Med Sci Sports Exerc. 16: 596–605.
17. Lukaski H C, Bolonchuk W W, Hall C B, Siders W
A. . 1986. Validation of tetra polar bioelectrical
impedance method to assess human body
composition. j App. Physiology; 60: 1327–1332.
18. Lukaski H C. 1989. Use of bioelectrical
impedance analysis to assess human body
composition: a review. In: Livingston GE, ed.
Nutritional Status Assessment of the Individual.
Trumbull, Conn: Food and Nutrition Press: 189-204.
19. Lukaski H C, Bolonchuk W W, Siders WA, Hall
CB. l990. Body composition assessment of athletes
using bioelectrical impedance measurements. J
Sports Med Phys Fitness; 30: 434-40.
20. Witt, K. A, and E. A. Bush, 2005. College athletes
with an elevated body mass index often have a high
upper arm muscle area, but not elevated triceps
and sub scapular skin folds. J. Am. Diet. Assoc.
105: 599-602.
21. Curtin, F, A. Morabia, C. Pichard, and D. O.
Slosman. 1997; Body mass index compared to
dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry: evidence for a
spectrum bias. J. Clin. Epidemiol. 50: 837-843.
22. Maria Fatima Glaner. 2005. Body mass index as
indicative of body fat compared to the skin folds.
Rev Bras Med sport .Vol. 11, No4.
23. Pacy P J, Quevedo M, Gibson N R, Cox M,
Koutedakis Y, Mill ward J. 1995. Body composition
measurement in elite heavyweight oarswomen: a
comparison of five methods. J Sports Med Phys
Fitness. 35(1): 67-74.
24. Coolville, B, C: Hex ward, V, H: Sandoral, W, m.
1989. Comparison of two methods for estimation
body composition of body builders. Jour apply sci
research. 3(3) 57, 61. Refs: 19.
25. Brozek J, Grande F, Anderson J T, Keys A. 1963.
Densitometry analysis of body composition: revision
of some quantitative assumptions. Ann N Y Acad
Sci. 1 10: 113-140.
26. Heyward V H, Stolarczyk, L M. 1996. Applied
Body Composition Assessment. Champaign, IL:
Human Kinetics: 21-43.
27. Lohman TG. 1992. Advances in Body
Composition Assessment: Current Issues in
Exercise Science. Champaign, I L: Human Kinetics:
109-118.28. Segal, K R. 1996. Use of bioelectrical impedance analysis
measurements as an evaluation for participating in sports.
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Vol 64, 469S-471S.
29. Nevill, A, A. Stewart, T. Olds, and R. Holder, 2006.
Relationship between adiposity and body size reveals
limitations of BMI. Am. J. Phys. Anthropol. 129: 151-156.
30. Lohman TG. 1981. Skin fold and body density and their
relationship to body fatness: a review. Hum Biol; 53: 181-
225.
31. DeLorenzo A; 2004. Multicompartment model to assess
body composition in professional water polo player. J Sports
Med Phys Fitness. 44(1): 38-43 (ISSN: 0022-4707).
32. Ainsworth, B, E. Stolarczyk, I, M. Heyward, V, H. Berry, C,
B. Irwin, M, L. Musulman, L, M. 1997. Predictive accuracy of
bioelectrical impedance in estimating fat free mass of
African-American women. Med and sci in sport and exercise.
29(6), 781-187, Refs: 41.
33. Andreoli, A; Melchiorri G; Volpe S L; Sardella F; Iacopino,
L; Arrese, A. L, Ostariz , E, S. 2006. Skin fold thicknesses
associated with distance running performance in highly
trained runners, Journal of Sport Sciences, Volume 24,
Issue1, Pages 69-76.
34. Baumgartner, RN & et al, 1989. Estimation of body
composition from bioelectric impedance of body segments.
Am J Clint Nut. 50(2): 221-6.
35. Lohman T G. Research progress in validation of laboratory
methods of assessing body composition. Med Sci Sports
Exerc. 16: 596–605.
36. Lukaski H C, Bolonchuk W W, Hall C B, Siders W A. .
1986. Validation of tetra polar bioelectrical impedance
method to assess human body composition. j App.
Physiology; 60: 1327–1332.
37. Lukaski H C. 1989. Use of bioelectrical impedance
analysis to assess human body composition: a review. In:
Livingston GE, ed. Nutritional Status Assessment of the
Individual. Trumbull, Conn: Food and Nutrition Press: 189-
204.
38. Lukaski H C, Bolonchuk W W, Siders WA, Hall CB. l990.
Body composition assessment of athletes using bioelectrical
impedance measurements. J Sports Med Phys Fitness; 30:
434-40.
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