Sentence examples for dietary constraints from inspiring English sources
Scientists once believed that Neanderthals were scavengers who ate mainly meat, and that these dietary constraints contributed to their extinction.
"It's an awful existence, with such huge dietary constraints that you can't even eat a potato.
If a customer attends one of the restaurant's theme nights and has certain dietary constraints, Mr. deWaal will happily look out for them (he recently created an all-scallop menu for a diner partaking of his summer crab fest; he's made pretzel- and Tostito-crusted chicken fingers for children, and he even adapted one group's meal to the special wine they had selected).
Several ritual behavioural and dietary constraints clearly distinguish torch fishers from other men.
While there is a place for finely worded doctrinal agreement about God, the real fruits of Interfaith work are measured in soup kitchens that honor multiple types of dietary constraints or City Hall marches that call on God in many names.
Lack of time and specialistic knowledge (amounts of nutrients in food products, dietary constraints, calculation of calories in the diet) were mentioned by all providers as barriers for guiding dietary change.
Whether it's a dietary constraint they are insisting upon, a change in staff and the dispensing of medication, or a rigid cessation of visiting hours, try to let simple things roll off your shoulders.
These limits remain constant; indeed, in one study of approximately eight adults affected with MSUD and their parents, the dietary constraint was one of the major themes [ 18].
We hypothesize that the dietary regime constraints are partly responsible for these affects, as shown in the comment that food preparation with minute weighting and logistics are problematic.
Digestive constraints on dietary scope in small and moderately-small mammals S. J. Cork 22. Effects and costs of allelochemicals for mammalian herbivores W. J. Foley and C. McArthur 23.
It referred to financial constraints on dietary choices.
