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The pea-based diet presented intermediate CTTAD values of OM and GE.

Old Mtm1−/y mice on high tamoxifen diet presented less clinical features of disease and relatively spared upper body (Fig. 1a), suggesting slower retrograde disease progression.

The linseed diet presented a forage-to-concentrate ratio of 50 50 and contained extruded linseed (1.86 kg/d) and linseed oil (190 g/d).

Milk of cows fed the linseed diet presented the typical symptoms of milk fat depression associated with a shift in biohydrogenation pathways: low fat content and high level of trans-10 C18:1.

The control diet presented higher in vitro DM degradability (0.68) when compared to DB (0.65) and AB (0.65), but was no significantly different to the DBV (0.67) and ABV (0.66) diets.

The dry matter intake (DMI) suggested an interaction between CG and SO (P = 0.045); animals fed with the CG diet presented higher dry matter intake (DMI) than those fed the SO and CGSO diets (P < 0.05); however, the CGSO diet led to a DMI similar to that obtained with the CO diet, and higher than that obtained with the SO diet.

The poor adherence to the DASH diet presents a call to action for primary-care physicians to become more familiar with the diet and to refer patients to registered dietitians, who can provide the dietary counseling people need to put DASH into action.

The reference diet presents higher nutrient CTTAD (P < 0.05), ME content, and faecal pH and lower FO compared with the diets containing soya hulls (SHG) and with those containing other fibres (OFG − SC, BP, and CE).

Between the two diets, Sa diet presents the largest accumulation factors for all metals and Le diet only for Mn and Zn, comparatively with Min diet.

A breed × diet interaction was found for the fatty acid 18 2 n-6 (P = 0.002), with the Alentejana bulls fed the low silage diet presenting the highest proportion.

Dogs fed the reference and the SPI diets presented harder faeces and higher faecal pH (P<0.001).