Sentence examples for nutritional discipline from inspiring English sources

It would require years of literary study and weight training, introspection and nutritional discipline, derangement of the senses and protein cocktails.

You head off to the office cafeteria thinking, "Hmmm, maybe I'll go for the stir-fry station today, or I could try to impose a little nutritional discipline and stick to the salad bar, or if the Global Nation of the Day happens to be Greece, I could get some Greek salad and souvlaki … " But then you float into the cafeteria and see this long line.

There is a new merging of health economics and nutrition disciplines to assess the impact of diet on health and disease prevention and to characterise the health and economic aspects of specific changes in nutritional behaviour and nutrition recommendations.

Since any unplanned eating can potentially break the nutritional balance required, some people find the discipline needed to maintain the diet challenging and unpleasant.

A few suggested that the training and resulting expertise that chiropractors had with respect to the use of health products generally, and nutritional products specifically, is far superior to other disciplines, in particular medicine.

In short, nutrition economics allows for generation of policy-relevant evidence, and as such the discipline is a crucial partner in achieving better population nutritional status and improvements in public health and wellness.

The management of gastric cancer usually requires the expertise of several disciplines, including surgical oncology, radiation oncology, medical oncology, nutritional support, and endoscopic expertise.

To come to these insights, a synthesis of biogerontological, nutritional, and medical knowledge is needed, which can be framed in a new discipline called 'nutrigerontology'nutrigerontology

These "first-generation" screening tools usually comprise assessment of a single domain (such as nutritional status) triggered by clinical impression (perhaps concern about weight loss) by disciplines with domain-specific expertise (the dietician) [ 35].

The disciplines represented include genetics, molecular and cell biology, immunology, anatomy, radiation biology, pediatrics, endocrinology, toxicology, nutritional sciences, communication science, and epidemiology.

The microgram is often abbreviated "mcg", particularly in pharmaceutical and nutritional supplement labeling, to avoid confusion, since the "µ" prefix is not always well recognized outside of technical disciplines.