Sentence examples for intake and tissue from inspiring English sources

At the end of the 8-week feeding trial, weight gain, feed efficiency, feed intake and tissue proximate composition were not significantly affected by dietary CLA.

We then turned our attention to the insulin signaling pathway: the major coordinator of nutrient intake and tissue size in all animals including Drosophila (Andersen et al., 2013).

Based on epidemiological studies a positive link is suggested between higher dietary intake and tissue concentrations of carotenoids and lower risk of chronic diseases [ 30– 30].

The current study design and limited sample size may not be optimal to define the complex relationships between dietary polyamine intake and tissue polyamine levels.

Here we utilised the previously established dietary polyamine database (Zoumas-Morse et al, 2007) but could not demonstrate a clear relationship between dietary polyamine intake and tissue polyamine levels at baseline.

During this period, IIS plays a major role in coordinating nutrient intake and tissue growth: it promotes cell growth in postmitotic ERTs, cell growth coupled to proliferation in ITs, and the formation of substantial nutrient stores in fat cells.

The proportion of bone mass to soft tissue is a relationship that seems to be controlled by delicate and subtle regulations that imply "cross-talks" between the nutrient intake and tissues like fat.

To evaluate the relation between intake and adipose tissue composition of fatty acids and acute myocardial infarction in Portuguese men.

The results suggest that micro gastric bypass efficiently reduced body weight, particularly fat mass; loss of the weight after micro gastric bypass was not due to reduced food intake; and lean tissue and bone development were impaired in growing subjects after gastric bypass.

At the initial stage, the abnormal accumulation of food intake and adipose tissues triggers the inflammatory cytokine expression and persistent immune reactions of fat cells.

In these circumstances, electrochemical effects play a crucial role in the overall balance of stresses, the intake of fluids, and tissue deformation.