Sentence examples for changes of food from inspiring English sources

In vivo measurements tested included electromyography (EMG) and acoustic analysis of the swallowing sound to investigate the dynamic changes of food texture during oral processing.

Interpretation of experimental and numerical results on the state changes of food materials during processing by means of the supplemented state diagram has led to more precise understanding of the physical mechanisms governing optimal processing.

Yet, weight change and food intake was similar among all groups (Fig. 2c, d) It suggests that the changes observed in atherosclerotic lesions, biomarkers or gut microbiota were not associated with changes of food intake or weight gain as neither of the parameters were consistently affected by the treatments.

We combined the EE model with a mathematical model of energy partitioning to predict changes of BW, FM, and respiratory quotient (RQ) in response to measured changes of food intake.

Perceived complexity as defined by Berlyne is a general concept that has recently been applied to the study of (changes of) food appreciation.

It has been reported that these fungi are major cause of destruction and biochemical changes of food commodities, candiasis and candida vaginatis, producing mycotoxins and carcinogens as well as serious threat to human health [ 25, 47].

It sees "an evident change of food habits among the French" towards "le snacking" at lunch time.

After that they had boiled jam roll and apple dumpling, as the fancy took them, for if you want a change of food from the 'Puddin, all you had to do was to whistle twice and turn the basin round.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the change of food intake after different dosages of botulinum toxin A (BTX) injection in the animal model.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the change of food intake after different dosages of BTX injection in the animal model.

The change of food consistency (eating softer foods), applying cold or heat, and avoiding extreme movements of the mandible (chewing gum, wide yawning or loud singing) might be enough to decrease TMD symptoms [47].