Sentence examples for adapted diet from inspiring English sources

Wrangham's major hypothesis is coined "the cooking hypothesis," and is centered around our adapted diet of cooked food, and how the results of cooking pervade our lives from our bodies to our minds (p. 14).

Smoking cessation, adapted diet, and physical activity are also key components of disease management.

A combination of adapted diet (realistically applicable to humans) and chemotherapy might be an interesting approach to consider in the future.

They also expressed moving from forced food changes to adapted diet routines by describing habits, routines, coping strategies, and the financial burden of the GFD.

"Moving from forced food changes to adapted diet routines" illustrates how after living with CD for five years they described habits, routines, coping strategies, and the financial burden of the GFD.

Integral to the multidisciplinary diabetes care team, the educators develop individual plans of care, provide on-going self-management support, and analyse and adapt diet-sheets and insulin dosages.

Overall, the study, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, found that men and women over the age of 40 who adapted their diet reduced their risk of heart disease by up to a third.

The shift suggests that hominins adapted their diet to living in more open terrain, as our ancestors did at some point, earlier than thought.

Other ruminants (approximately 40%%), including the Roe deer, adapted a diet rich in easily digestible plant cell contents and were classified as concentrate selectors (CS).

Cows were adapted to diets by offering a restricted amount of the 92% concentrate diet on d 1, and DMI was gradually increased until ad libitum access was achieved (by d 30).

Within each of the 3 experimental periods, cows were adapted to diets from d 0 to 6, and blood samples were collected on d 7 as in experiment 1.