Sentence examples for selective dietary from inspiring English sources

Most bird species in urban parks depend on native plant community due to their selective dietary and nesting needs and are vitally affected by invasion of exotic plant community.

If future research will reveal causative associations between dysbiosis and disease, then selective dietary strategies that redress these imbalances have potential to improve health.

Analysis of vital statistics, national nutrition survey data, and on-going prospective study data revealed change in selective dietary intake and increase in cigarette consumption are the major factors responsible for such trend.

It appears, therefore, that protein appetite induced through 2 wk of selective reduction of dietary protein is not extinguished after 3 d of ad libitum intake.

Ingelman-Sundberg (2005) has assumed that the difference in selective pressures for dietary detoxification potential resulted in the variance of the number of functional CYP2D genes between the human and mouse.

Although this prospective study had no control arm, was of limited duration and included only 23 participants, it did appear to show significant benefit to the majority of prostate cancer patients treated with selective nutritional and dietary therapy alone.

The diversity in access to choline in various regions of the world led us to hypothesize that the disparate frequency of functional variants in choline metabolism is influenced by dietary selective pressures.

Other selective pressures, especially from dietary chemical exposure, may also play a role in shaping the unusual nucleotide diversity patterns in CYP3A5 in Caucasians.

Our results therefore suggest that adaptive changes might have occurred in AMBN of catarrhines and aye-aye in response to selective constraints imposed by dietary adaptation through changes in enamel thickness.

However caution is necessary when comparing the effects of different serotonin reducing manipulations such as 5,7-DHT induced, chronic and regionally selective, terminal lesions and dietary-induced, acute, but global, tryptophan depletion.

NAT2 may represent a further example of a gene exposed to culturally-driven selective pressures arising from new dietary and xenobiotic exposure.