Sentence examples for eating track from inspiring English sources

That's not much to feed your family on, and with some of the least healthy foods the most affordable it's no wonder rates of illness caused by poor eating track with poverty.

In the years that followed, she partnered with co-founder Dan Nelson, a software developer who currently serves as PlateJoy's CTO, to build a digital tool that could help people get — and stay — on a healthy eating track.

The app and wristband combo now offer one-tap diet tracking, which allows users to tap a button to indicate they're eating, tracking dietary info, stress and productivity data to help users make more informed decisions about their health.

Big differences in what people eat track with other differences.

As for the belly, it acts as a kind of dashboard for your food intake, where you can input what you eat, track how many calories you have consumed, and figure out what you need to do to keep yourself in line (that's the part that presumably shows off how well Autom is getting to know you).

That means the researchers asked questions about the participants eating habits, tracked their health, and made statistical connections.

We eat Frankenfood, track Frankenstorms, laugh at a cartoon Frankenstein monster scaring the daylights out of Scooby-Doo.

"The blogosphere will eat this track up," the editor Amrit Singh wrote on Stereogum.com, the influential music blog, which also named "Hold Time" one of the most anticipated albums of the year.

Ioannidis told me that sussing out the connection between diet and health — nutritional epidemiology — is enormously challenging, and "the tools that we're throwing at the problem are not commensurate with the complexity and difficulty of the problem". The biggest of those tools is observational research, in which we collect data on what people eat, and track what happens to them.

Inside it's packed full of sensors and chips (the ones you can't eat) that track the electrical current produced by brain when the wearer moves their eye.

USDA's Myplate is a great place to learn how to eat and track your progress.