Sentence examples for changes in the diet of from inspiring English sources

The reservation system prompted dramatic changes in the diet of Native peoples in the US.

The finding was attributed to a sharp appreciation of the Yen (increase purchasing power of food imports) and drastic changes in the diet of Japanese consumers.

The list of food composite samples is revised from time to time to reflect the changes in the diet of the average Canadian population.

Seaton and Devereux concluded that changes in the diet of pregnant women may have resulted in the birth of cohorts of children predisposed to atopy and asthma.

This variation is proposed to be due to changes in the diet of snakes, based on the findings in the variation of intraspecific venom composition in a pit viper, Calloselasma rhodostoma, a land snake [ 2].

Also, there are observations on positive changes in the diet of the pregnant women, i.e. an increased intake of fresh fruit and vegetables, as well as dairy products, in over 60%% of women [ 38].

In the years leading up to 1776, a number of events led to a drastic change in the diet of the American colonists.

These results, combined with the high variability of the data, could reflect a change in the diet of the older larvae, which settled in the beach (juv. IIIR) before they became adults.

Researchers have recently found that subtle nutritional changes in the diets of rats and mice can turn off certain genes in the developing fetus, with lifelong effects on metabolism and growth.

Our results indicate that major changes in the diets of medium and large herbivores broadly corresponded with increased C4 biomass and cooling climate from the latest Miocene to the late Pliocene.

Ensuring adequate year-round consumption of a variety of fruit and vegetables is important for public health (WHO 1990) and has been one of the major beneficial changes in the diets of individuals over the past 40 years (Foster and Lunn 2007).