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BMI

American  
[bee-em-ahy] / ˈbiˈɛmˈaɪ /

abbreviation

  1. body mass index.


BMI British  

abbreviation

  1. body mass index

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“However, any further material escalation would amplify supply-side pressures and present significant upside risk,” BMI says.

From The Wall Street Journal

The BMI of patients who have completed online questionnaires or sent photos must also be verified.

From BBC

These included educational attainment, median household income, racial composition, average temperature and relative humidity, smoking prevalence, BMI, and distance to the nearest hospital.

From Science Daily

"My BMI was normal. I just wasn't in the right headspace to make a logical decision."

From BBC

Patients can access the drugs privately but must be able to demonstrate they medically qualify, based on their BMI.

From BBC