Sentence examples for most common diet from inspiring English sources

Quercetin, the most common diet flavonol (Erlund 2004), eliminates free radicals (Van Acker and Van den Berg 1996; Ferrali et al. 1997; Belinha et al. 2007), thus preventing lipid peroxidation and protein carbonylation.

When it comes down to it, though, the answer to many of our most common diet questions is an unsatisfying one: it depends.

Among the adapiforms, frugivory seems to have been the most common diet, particularly for medium-sized to large species, such as Cantius, Pelycodus and Cercamonius.

The most common diet for replacement heifers before calving was a combination of grain, hay and silage.

The most common diet (given by 36% of the herds) at calving was a combination of grain, protein feed, hay and silage.

The most common diet for replacement heifers before calving was a combination of grain, hay and silage which was given to the six months old replacement heifers in 24% of the herds, to the replacement heifers at insemination in 16% of the herds and to the heifers four months pregnant in 17% of the herds.

See Dr. Susan Albers' new book, But I Deserve This Chocolate: The 50 Most Common Diet-Derailing and How to Outwit Them.

She is a psychologist at the Cleveland Clinic and the author of But I Deserve This Chocolate: The 50 Most Common Diet-Derailing and How to Outwit Them, 50 Ways to Soothe Yourself Without Food, Eating Mindfully 2nd edition, Mindful Eating 101, Eat, Drink & Be Mindful.

212 The advice of Kapahi et al 285 "with TOR less is more" apparently applies for the treatment and prevention of the most common diet-induced inflammatory skin disease.

The distribution of the most common diets used for calves and replacement heifers after weaning are shown in Table 2.

They suggested that diet may not correlate with extinction risk in insectivorous bats because fecal analysis, the most common method of diet assessment in bats, may not be precise enough to elucidate the level of dietary specialization.