Sentence examples for modified fast from inspiring English sources
All patients were initially informed about the aim of the study and, according to the standard clinical treatment protocols, were offered a mostly vegetarian modified whole grain Mediterranean diet or participated in a supervised modified fast of eight days with 2 additional pre- and 3 post fast diet days.
Anthony had left the locker room on Sunday vowing to find a big steak, his modified fast at an end.
In the early 70's, J.P. Flatt and Harvard's George Blackburn pioneered the "protein-sparing modified fast" to treat postsurgical patients, and they tested it on obese volunteers.
So last year I went to my parents' home in Ridgewood, N.J., and did a modified fast -- I drank some water and ate a piece of fruit -- sitting in that married-women's circle, with my daughter looking on.
Anthony, who is averaging 29.3 points a game this season, was also asked about his recent 15-day modified fast, which, he said after Sunday's win over the New Orleans Hornets, had left him feeling low on energy — a result of forsaking meat and carbohydrates.
To that end, a modified fast Gauss transform (FGT) is developed.
In vitro, H2O2 mediated methionine oxidation is less efficient when Lys, Arg, His, or Pro precede the modifiable amino acid, and solvent exposed methionines are modified faster than buried residues.
The only other serious modified fast-pitch league on Long Island is in Babylon, which has also seen a huge dip in participation.
With women's softball now an Olympic sport while participation in men's modified fast-pitch leagues is dwindling, putting Miss Fox on the roster made sense.
Unlike the conventional approach, however, the modified fast-sample/fast-hold approximation approach can give both the upper and lower bounds of the H∞-norm and/or the frequency response gain for sampled-data systems.
This paper deals with theH∞ norm and frequency response gain analysis of sampled-data systems and provides a new approach, which we call modified fast-sample/fast-hold approximation.
