Sentence examples for maximizing intake from inspiring English sources

The earlier break-up is particularly problematic for pregnant bears, because maximizing intake of seal blubber in the spring is crucial for successful reproduction.

Our results suggest that polar bears are foraging opportunistically in a manner consistent with maximizing intake while minimizing energy expenditure associated with movement.

Most recently, she helped organize an international conference in Japan that focused on methods to minimize exposure to mercury from eating contaminated fish while maximizing intake of key nutrients such as omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids.

Foragers maximizing intake rate should respond to an increase of travel time between patches by increasing residence time more in patches with slow (e.g. fescue) than in patches with rapid depression (e.g. alfalfa).

Carbohydrate intake (all sources) was selected to maximize intake up to 100% of SCCM/ACCP goal (25 kg/kcal/h).

A vegan lifestyle eliminates the foods that promote cancer and maximizes intake of the foods that protect against it.

The authors of the new paper mention DIETFITS, and say the following: "In that study, however, which relied on nutrition education and behavioral counseling, participants were instructed to 'minimize or eliminate refined grains and added sugars and maximize intake of vegetables' and other minimally processed foods.

Broad or square snouts have been demonstrated to maximize intake rate in non-selectively browsing mammals [40]; a broad snout in selective herbivores decreases intake rate by increasing handling time and minimizing effective bite mass cropped [140].

Intake rate has a major influence on feeding behavior in modern herbivores [139]; which is to say that an organism will attempt to maximize intake rate in a given environment.

Finally, species without carotenoid pigmentation only require dietary carotenoids for the remaining properties, such as antioxidant function, egg production, and vision (roles that can often be fulfilled by other compounds; Svensson and Wong 2011), and are therefore the least likely to maximize intake.

There is growing evidence that, rather than maximizing energy intake subject to constraints, many animals attempt to regulate intake of multiple nutrients independently.