Sentence examples for subsequent eating from inspiring English sources

However, whether prolonged chewing influences intake at a subsequent eating occasion is unknown.

Cross lagged path analysis was utilized to determine if fear of food predicted subsequent eating disorder symptoms one month later.

Despite this, energy intake at the first meal consumed, or at subsequent eating episodes, was not influenced by exercise (total trial energy intake: control 7426 kJ, exercise 7418 kJ).

"Handling" entails transformation of a prey object into consumable form (e.g., opening the shell of a nut or mollusc) and subsequent eating and digestion.

Participants acknowledged that certain foods caused their blood-glucose level to increase, and described using their blood glucose levels to gauge the impact of certain foods on glycemic control and modified subsequent eating behaviors as a result.

During testing, 3 participants in the unaware condition became aware of the UEM, while 30 participants (25 unaware and 5 aware) accidentally leaned on the UEM balance during their test session, triggering an error with the software which prevented accurate measurement of subsequent eating behaviour.

This study examined the mediating role of body dissatisfaction between Body Mass Index (BMI) and subsequent disordered eating (e.g. dieting and restricting/purging) among early adolescent African American girls.

In addition, the survival mice treated with 0.4 mg of GO for 24 h appeared weakness and lost 10% of body weights within first week, this symptoms disappeared after one week, as evidenced by subsequent normal eating behavior and weight increase.

As noted earlier, also consistent with escape theory, abstract rumination predicts subsequent binge eating (Nolen-Hoeksema et al., 2007).

Negative affect, including depressed mood and low self-esteem (7), and low perceived social support (8) have also been shown to predict subsequent disordered eating in some studies.

A preview of weight gain subsequent to eating a novel food (TE) may be exaggerated, leading to emotional arousal (premotion) congruous with the imagined consequence.