Other businesses require constant, habitual engagement to survive.
Nutritional iron deficiency, or habitual iron intake that is insufficient to cover requirements, is the most common cause of iron deficiency (FAO/WHO 2002).
Possible confounders (e.g. caffeine and alcohol consumption, altered sleep prior to the experiment) must be controlled for and compliance to predefined requirements (e.g. maintaining a habitual sleep-wake schedule, no caffeine during the study) should be verified (e.g. wrist-worn activity monitors, saliva samples).
Further requirements for inclusion were: normal sleep duration (habitual sleep time: 24.00 8.00±1 hr) and schedule, no daytime nap habits, no excessive daytime sleepiness, no other sleep, medical or psychiatric disorder, as assessed by a one-week sleep log and by a clinical interview.
Abused spouses sometimes try to use one of the current legal grounds – "habitual cruel and inhuman treatment" – to win divorce, but its requirements are difficult to meet.
Opponents said his history violated constitutional requirements that a candidate must have his or her "habitual residence" in Haiti and have resided in the country for at least five consecutive years before election day.
The task is to inhibit an over-learned, habitual response (i.e., reading color words) in favor of an unusual, novel requirement (i.e., naming incongruously printed colors of color words).
This indicates that the age at which TEE and energy requirements start decreasing depends on individual, social and cultural features that promote or limit habitual physical activity among older adults.
Since each individual's energy requirement depends on numerous factors [ 23] and the best indicator of the adequacy or inadequacy of habitual energy intake is body weight [ 23, 24], BMI was calculated and assessed as described in the section Anthropometric measures in order to conclude whether energy intake was adequate.
Not the habitual shopper.
