Sentence examples for brief fast from inspiring English sources

It's been theorized that humans may have a similar mechanism and that a brief fast may trigger a quick reset of circadian rhythms.

Irina Dvorovenko and Maxim Belotserkovsky stood out in brief, fast solos woven into the choreography's texture, and Sandra Brown and Herman Cornejo darted in and out.

It is possible that due to this chronic malnutrition, they lack the appropriate hepatic and muscle glycogen reserves that would be required to maintain normal blood glucose levels after even a brief fast combined with alcohol consumption [12].

Long-term potentiation (LTP) is induced with brief fast changes in calcium concentration, whereas long-term depression (LTD) is induced by moderate longer lasting calcium increases [4], [5].

Taking the reported tissue concentrations and the possible effect of a brief fast on absorption together, the authors consider that it is likely that tissues concentrations were maintained above MIC with the dose used.

Compared to other risk factors for suicide, disturbed sleep is modifiable and highly treatable using brief, fast-acting interventions.

The third problem is that the Fujita scale didn't account for time: a brief, fast-moving storm with high winds might actually do less damage than a long-lasting storm with slower winds.

This one plays out in 1957, with a brief fast-forward to 1965 as we see the consequences of the play's events.

In brief, fasting whole blood samples were obtained from an antecubital vein and serum samples were separated for the analysis of biochemical values without frozen.

The analysis allows reflecting on the role and the 'political space' available for evidence-based policy-making in post-conflict, data-poor environments, and in particular in situations where there is tension between the role of evidence and the essentially political concerns of a brief, fast-moving 'window of opportunity' for reform.

The transition from the fed state through brief fasting and into prolonged starvation is mediated by a series of complex metabolic, hormonal, and glucoregulatory mechanisms.