Sentence examples for customary diet from inspiring English sources

Both groups ate the walnuts for six months, and their customary diet without walnuts for another six months.

But for most women, it does come with symptoms, as the body is weaned from its customary diet of estrogen.

Games euphoria is ebbing, the media is reverting to its customary diet of stories that sap your faith in humanity, sponsors and suppliers are counting their winnings; and – Paralympics notwithstanding – thousands of athletes, volunteers and Londoners are contemplating the remainder of 2012 with a gathering sense of anti-climax.

This diet rich in so-called C4 plants (enriched in a particular carbon isotope), such as tropical grasses, was a major shift from the customary diet of apes such as chimpanzees and gorillas, which feed on fruits, seeds, and plants found in woodlands.

Archaeological evidence reveals that seafood, particularly coral reef species, was part of the customary diet of the earliest human inhabitants of the Hawaiian Archipelago.

So strong is the desire for mattak, that Inuit elders in the Eastern Canadian Arctic have expressed extreme sadness at the thought of not eating bowhead mattak (considered by them the most desired type of mattak) once more before they die -- even though the mattak of narwhal and beluga whales is a readily available part of their customary diet today (Freeman et al. 1998 33, 37).

The rest ate their customary diets.

It would be futile to expect everyone to abandon their customary diets for kale and bulgur wheat.

Another source of contaminated food came from Columbia River fish, an impact felt disproportionately by Native American communities who depended on the river for their customary diets.

Therefore, it is imperative to measure pesticide residues in foods actually consumed by children as part of their customary diets.

When consuming their customary diets, family members' urine levels of biomarkers for both BPA and DEHP were in the range of the general U.S. population's, as estimated by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey program.