Sentence examples for diet provision from inspiring English sources

These include dietetic advice to increase the nutritional content of the child's diet; provision of oral protein calorie supplements; and provision of additional nutrition in the form of tube feeding.

Several authors consider that bone mineral changes especially during lactation are hormonally regulated and independent of the amount of calcium in the woman's diet; provision of additional calcium has minimal impact on preventing bone resorption at sites such as the spine and femur (Cross et al. 1995; Kalkwarf 1999; Kolthoff et al. 1998; Laskey et al. 1998; Prentice 2000).

Long-term therapy consists of a low-protein diet, the provision of nutrients deficient in these disorders, and phenylbutyrate or benzoate (medications that rid the body of excess ammonia).

Thereafter, serum α-tocopherol concentration reflected the dietary vitamin E level and stayed above 1.5 mg/L serum when pigs were fed 150 and 300 mg all-rac-α-tocopheryl acetate/kg diet, whereas provision of 85 mg all-rac-α-tocopheryl acetate/kg diet resulted in lower (P<0.05) serum α-tocopherol concentration.

Portiera supplement this diet through the provision of essential amino acids to the whitefly.

From 1951 to 1964, successive Conservative governments—and more determinedly, the Treasury bureaucracy sought to free themselves (and food manufacturers) from the obligation of managing the British diet through the provision of welfare foods and mandatory fortification.

Parents were provided with gift certificates to local grocery stores for their participation in the study and children were provided with educational materials/toys at five different time points throughout the study to encourage adherence to the diet protocol and provision of urine samples.

Fibrous diets and the provision of straw have been suggested to reduce feeding motivation in pregnant sows.

Therefore, the host C. punctulatus must assimilate the essential amino acids either from the diet or from provisioning by intestinal microorganisms.

Previously they had been quiescent.One provision the Diet (parliament) considered too hot to handle was a reform to allow foreign firms to use their own shares as currency in acquisitions in Japan, whether hostile or friendly.

Lipids are indispensable elements in the diet, both for the provision of energy (beta-oxidation of FAs), and for the supply of essential FAs, i.e. ALA (alpha-linolenic acid, 18 3n-3) and LA (linoleic acid, 18 2n-6) [9].