The acronym BIA means Body Impedance Analysis and refers to the specific application of impedance techniques to determine human composition, e.g., amount of total body water. BIA uses statistically-derived prediction equations to assess body composition parameters from single-frequency impedance measurements. You can learn more here
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Therefore, it seems inaccurate to me to use the acronym BIA to refer to the assessment of meat quality.
Few years ago I was involved in the European project (https://cordis.europa.eu/project/rcn/100172_es.html) that used impedance technology for monitoring the drying process of sausages. We developed a simple device to image the changes in conductivity during the ripening process:
Bragos, R., Guasch, A., Sanchez, B., Giovinazzo, G., Rosell-Ferrer, J., Riu, P. J. "Low cost EIT system for monitoring the sausage ripening process in food industry", XV International Conference on Electrical Bio-Impedance, Heilbad-Heilingenstadt, Germany, April 2013.
However, there are many studies that have used impedance technology for food quality, for example
http://ucanr.edu/datastoreFiles/608-570.pdf
Here, the authors used principal component analysis to relate meat quality parameters with model-derived impedance parameters.