Sentence examples for dietary implications from inspiring English sources

Are they aware of lifestyle and dietary implications?

Billy Witz has parked himself in Boise, Idaho, to chronicle the action for The Times in the East and West regions — thanks to the geographical mashup that is the tournament bracket — and finds himself wondering about the dietary implications.

"My findings then were that there is no requirement for anyone studying catering to be aware of the nutrition and dietary implications of the food they serve," she says.

The rate of metabolic syndrome (MetS) is exceptionally high in Korea, and the health risks and dietary implications of MetS have been reported extensively.

These dynamics have interesting dietary implications.

[McAfee, R.K. 2011. Feeding mechanics and dietary implications in Neocnus (Mammalia) Xenarthra: Megalonychidae from Haiti. J. Morphology 272 (10): 1204-1216.] What is the functional significance of pterygoid flange extension?

For example, the presence of exostosis on bones (Ponce et al. 2008) or the dietary or migrational implications of stable isotopes values on human bones (Borrero et al. 2009) refers to individuals.

We discuss the significance of these observations and the implications for dietary-exposure-based risk analysis and dietary intake epidemiology.

Put in the simplest terms, we're eating a lot more seeds and a lot fewer leaves, a tectonic dietary shift the full implications of which we are just beginning to glimpse.

A major study into the health implications of dietary fats has failed to find a link between food containing saturated fats, such as eggs, chocolate and cream, and an increased risk of dying from heart disease, stroke or type-2 diabetes.

Whether such reductions in PTH might be observed in females lacking sex hormones such as ovariectomized rats and also in humans is required to expand health implications of dietary CLA.