Sentence examples for intake depression from inspiring English sources

Between 1996 and 2006, the women provided detailed information every two years on their caffeine intake, depression risk factors and overall health, including their weight, their use of hormones and their levels of exercise and smoking.

Even after the statistical control of intake depression level, treatment length, and concurrent medication status, many of the stress and coping variables were associated with rates of depression-reduction in the expected direction.

Due to the well known feed intake depression at the beginning of lactation, especially related to the mealy and powdery supplement, a good acceptance of the supplement by each cow of treatment group was required.

Additionally, it is not established that low ruminal pH alone is sufficient to induce SARA, or if other factors needs to be present to prompt the development of SARA-related symptoms such as feed intake depression and inflammation.

For each sleep variable, results were presented: (A) adjusted for age and sex; (B) further adjusted for social class, education and marital status, BMI, physical activity, smoking and alcohol intake, depression, self-reported health, pre-existing diseases, SBP, hypnotic drug use and in women-only postmenopausal HRT.

This is in line with the previous studies that have evaluated the effect of dietary PUFA intake on depression or depressive symptoms and have found no or non-linear associations [34], [35], [36], [37], [38], [39].

This association of low fruit/vegetables intake with depression also led to inadequate intake of fibre in this study which is important in healthy life maintenance and protection from diseases [ 43].

Although the present study has a cross-sectional design, preventing us from making any conclusions as to the causality of ω-3 FA intake and depression, it seemed unlikely that depression would change the intake of ω-3 FA.

Our cross-sectional study suggested an inverse, independent relation of energy-adjusted folate intake with depression score and prevalence of depressive symptoms in Japanese workers, together with the consideration of SES and job stress factors.

A link between caffeine intake and depression had been suspected for years.

In vivo activity has been demonstrated in animal models of food intake and depression.