Sentence examples for nutritional regime from inspiring English sources
Imagine a clinical research protocol to test the efficacy of a nutritional regime on the aging trajectory of the participants.
The manager has not forced a nutritional regime on his target man and gave the striker time off to deal with anxiety and depression.
In addition, to facilitate adherence to the nutritional regime, a variety of special meals based on protein and fibers were given to each subject, produced by Tisanoreica (Gianluca Mech SpA, Asigliano Veneto, VI, Italy).
When no nutrient-limitation occurs, the growth rate and biomass productivity measured 0.57 dand1 and 0.28 g L−1 day−1, respectively, were similar to the maximum values reported, regardless of the nutritional regime: autotrophic, mixotrophic or heterotrophic.
Mo Farah has a penchant for chocolate milk after races and intense training sessions, but far from being a rare moment when the double Olympic champion strays from his almost monastic nutritional regime, this is actually a vital part of his post-run recovery programme.
We considered that the moisture value differentiations depend on species, season, nutritional regime, size, spawning season, sex, and catching area.
Smith RB, Sachan DS, Plattsmier J, Feld N, Lorch V. Plasma carnitine alterations in premature infants receiving various nutritional regimes.
Human development is a matter of complex interactions between nutritional regimes, genes, educational regimes and other diverse developmental resources.
At the time, players were more accustomed to pre-match chocolate bars than to individually tailored nutritional regimes or post-game massages.
Differential transcript accumulation was detected using the F. graminearum GeneChip with treatments derived from the fungus grown in culture under three nutritional regimes and in comparison with fungal growth in infected barley.
Strong counter-regulatory (stress) hormone and proinflammatory immune responses lead to extreme insulin resistance and hyperglycemia, often exacerbated by high carbohydrate nutritional regimes and (relative) insulin deficiency.
