Sentence examples for a normal diet of from inspiring English sources

One group was put into individual, solitary cages to limit how much exercise they could get, and was fed a cooked diet high in fats and sugars; the second group was put into solitary cages but fed a normal diet of raw plant foods.

Animals used for the torpor group were given a calorie-restricted diet for 5 days (60% of the control diet; 86 × 10−3 J/day versus a normal diet of 144 × 10−3 J/day) to enhance the depth of daily torpor, whereas control animals were fed ad libitum.

The more people you survey, the closer your sample mean will approximate the population mean, and the more confidence you will have in your determination of a normal diet for your population of interest.

Thereafter, hamsters were given tap water with a normal diet for the rest of the study.

For example, in a UCLA study, researchers gave more than 100 genetic variations of mice a normal diet for eight weeks, followed by a high-fat, high-sugar diet (aka, the SAD "Standard American Diet") for another eight weeks.

However, in a normal diet most of these compounds are present simultaneously and, thus; they can act by different mechanisms but can rise to a common final action.

In the hippocampus, cortex, hypothalamus, amygdala, and thalamus of animals that ingested BA and were exposed to PSS had significantly greater carnosine concentrations (p value ranging from <0.001 0.011) than animals who were fed a normal diet, regardless of exposure.

After returning to a normal diet, most of these amino acids remained higher in healthy mice than before therapy, but in the kwashiorkor group, these values fell to pre-treatment levels.

Additional comparisons between animals that were not exposed to PSS and supplemented with BA appeared to result in only strong trends (p value ranging from 0.051 to 0.089) when compared to animals fed a normal diet, regardless of exposure, in the cerebral cortex, hypothalamus, and amygdala.

However, 3 days after feeding on a normal diet, the levels of TAGs in itpr ku were nearly double those of wild type (Fig. 2A).

In LDLr deficient mice on a normal diet, eight out of ten mice showed enthesophyte formation, whereas there were nine out of ten mice in the LDLr deficient group on a cholesterol-rich diet that showed this condition.