Sentence examples for fried group from inspiring English sources

The Fried group has suggested that frailty represents a phenotype which reflects underlying age-related changes in multiple systems.

The two instruments which have had their external validity most extensively evaluated against adverse health outcomes were those developed by Fried group (Phenotype of Frailty) and Mitnitski group (Frailty Index).

No association was observed between each of these fried food groups and incident coronary heart disease (table 4).

As they ate dishes of rice, tofu, and stir-fried meats, a group of coiffed, Birkin-bag-toting women sat with Cai in an adjacent sitting area enjoying British-style tea.

For example, cereals and potatoes were classified into four separate food groups: fried potatoes; crisp bread; bread, which included dark and white bread; and other, including breakfast cereal, rice, couscous, pasta, and pizza.

The study participants were also asked to report their average intake of red and white meat, fish, vegetables, and fried food and grouped into those who consumed each food category less than three times per week and those who consumed them (almost) daily.

Or the blogger for the conservative John Locke Foundation who posted a picture of Obama in drag with a bucket of fried chicken on the group's website.

Looking to emulate the success of Chicken McNuggets and fried mozzarella sticks, the group is hoping to inject some red meat into the American snack food diet with cheeseburger fries.

Dr. Ian Smith begged a group of fried chicken-loving, pop-swilling diabetic church ladies to change their ways.

I followed the man into a back kitchen where chefs fried empanadas and a group squeezed around a table eating cookies and passing around a mug of mate tea.

We grouped food and drink items into eight groups known to contain potentially high levels of acrylamide based on similarities in the composition and processing of the foods in each group—specifically, fried potatoes, potato chips, breakfast cereals, crisp bread, coffee, cookies, fine bakery products, bread and toast (Brantsaeter et al. 2008; EFSA 2010; JECFA 2011).