Sentence examples for disrupted eating from inspiring English sources

Across the UC system, 44percentt of undergraduates and 26percentt of graduate students say they are food insecure, meaning they experience reduced food intake or disrupted eating patterns at times due to a lack of money and other resources, according to a report from the UC Global Food Initiative.

Disrupted eating patterns are the common sign, but there are other signs that suggest that someone is suffering from an eating disorder.

In 2011 16.7 million children lived in food-insecure households, about 35% more than 2007 levels, though only 1.1% of U.S. children, or 845,000, saw reduced food intake or disrupted eating patterns at some point during the year, and most cases were not chronic.

Very low food security (formerly labeled food insecurity with hunger) describes disrupted eating patterns and reduced intake because of insufficient resources [ 10].

Stress and other contributing factors from planning a wedding have been known to affect weight and body shape due to disrupted eating patterns and water retention.

The pain can disrupt eating, sleeping, playing and learning.

And while my sleep was not disrupted after eating Nightfood, it typically is not after eating other ice creams, anyway.

Turek and Arble acknowledge that the disrupted mice ate a tad more and were a tad more sluggish, but the differences could not account for all of the weight gain.

It can eventually lead to unstable moods (impacting motivation, level of anger and anxiety, etc)., somatic complaints (abdominal pain, headaches, muscular pain, etc). and disrupted sleeping and eating patterns.

Mikolajcyzk et al. [ 39] reported that some of the main somatic symptoms of depression, such as disrupted sleep and eating patterns, may not be indicative of depression, but illustrate the disturbance university-related factors impose on the student.

Possible explanations include shift work disrupting sleeping and eating patterns.