Sentence examples for occurrence of eating from inspiring English sources

The EDY-Q presents a promising assessment tool for initial screening on the occurrence of eating disturbances in childhood.

Moreover, it will provide valuable information about the occurrence of eating disorder risk factors in school-aged children.

An increasing occurrence of eating disorders in non-Western countries has been associated with cultural transition and globalization, including modernization, urbanization and media-exposure promoting the Western beauty-ideal [ 70, 75– 75].

This type of study will underestimate the occurrence of eating disorders in the general population, because not all patients will be detected by their general practitioner or referred to the hospital or mental health care.

There were no differences between groups with respect to the occurrence of eating disorder behaviours (all p > 0.05), nor with respect to the prevalence of probable eating disorder cases (underweight: 3.5%; normal-weight: 5.8%; × = 2.27, p = 0.13).

Normative data were derived for EDE-Q subscales and for the occurrence of specific eating disorder behaviours, for each of five age bands (18 22, 23 27, 28 32, 33 37, 38 42 yr).

Over the entire course of the treatment, patients answered questions daily regarding their eating behaviour such as the number of meals consumed each day, the amount of food consumed at each meal, as well as the occurrence of binge eating episodes.

Occurrence of inappropriate eating behaviors and eating disorders may contribute to maternal and fetal complications, such as intrauterine growth retardation, prematurity, low birth weight, hyperemesis gravidarum, gestational diabetes, preeclampsia/hypertension, high frequency of cesarean delivery, and low Apgar scores[ 29- 32].

The dietary characteristics of this cluster were quite similar to a combination of our 'snacking' and 'junk/convenient' eating patterns, corroborating the occurrence of this eating behaviour among Norwegian children with young mothers.

More specifically, we examined whether the interaction between perceived social support and occurrence of negative life events would predict symptoms of eating disorders.

Long term effects of CBT approaches include, in fact, a gradual normalization of eating patterns and reduced relapse occurrence, these effects are coupled with the improvement of disinhibition, hunger, negative feelings and perceived global health [ 51, 56, 57].