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Girls whose mothers were clinically obese were more likely to follow suit at a young age
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one of several things that affects or influences a situation: start learning
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This suggests behavioural rather than genetic factors
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to record the progress or development of something over a period: start learning
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They are tracking 300 children in the hope of discovering why diabetes is on the increase in youngsters.
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to have or continue to have something: start learning
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Children's weight problems bore no relationship to obesity in their opposite sexparent.
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not showing careful choice or planning, especially so that harm results: start learning
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The indiscriminate use of fertilizers can cause long-term problems. Any genetic link between obese parents and their children would be indiscriminate of gender.
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the physical and/or social condition of being male or female: start learning
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The clearly defined gender-assortative pattern is an exciting one
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to arrange into group of the same type; to classify,; to fit into a class or group start learning
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"The clearly defined gender-assortative pattern is an exciting one
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to cause something to be the opposite of what it was before: start learning
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These new findings turn the accepted theories on their head. These findings could turn our thinking on childhood obesity on its head.
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the act of stopping something from happening or of stopping someone from doing something: start learning
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prevention of obesity in children will solve the problem in adulthood.
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an idea or explanation for something that is based on known facts but has not yet been proved: start learning
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plural hypotheses Early Bird's evidence supports the opposite hypothesis
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a fight, especially during a war: start learning
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we want to combat obesity in the child.
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to be the reason why something happens start learning
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Students account for the vast majority of our customers. Type 2 diabetes accounts for around nine out of 10 cases of the disease.
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a disease in which the body cannot control the level of sugar in the blood start learning
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The other sort of diabetes, Type 1, is not linked to obesity
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