Sentence examples for typical habitual from inspiring English sources

Importantly, these improvements were noted in the context of a typical habitual intake of flavanols (26), as well as in the context of medication use.

However, because cotinine levels of a typical habitual smoker (200 ng/ml) [ 8] decline to nonsmoking values by the third day of abstinence (based on the average half-life of 16 19 hours) [ 9], individuals who had smoked at some point within the six month time period used to define this endpoint may still be misclassified.

More specifically, corrupt actions are typically habitual.

For example, researchers have argued that people have stable cognitive styles or "typical or habitual mode(s) of problem solving, thinking, perceiving, and remembering" that shape how they think and learn (Riding and Cheema 1991, p. 194).

Sleep-disordered breathing adversely affects daytime alertness and cognition: patients suspected of suffering from sleep apnea show several typical symptoms including habitual snoring (often disruptive to bed partners), feeling unrefreshed at wake-up, EDS or fatigue, lack of concentration, memory impairment, and at times neurobehavioural disturbances [ 2].

Patients with OSA may exhibit several typical symptoms including habitual snoring (often disruptive for bed partners), feeling of unrefreshed awaking, excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS), psychological disturbances [ 3, 4], cognitive [ 5] and emotional disorders [ 6, 7] that may also give rise to family and social conflict [ 8].

When we feel unsafe our reptilian brain is activated, engaging its habitual and typical defense routine of freeze, fight or flight.

ME5 condition in session A was also analyzed as the typical condition of the habitual action of stepping onto a moving escalator.

The impolitic remark on the eve of one of his most important moments as a legislative leader is typical of Senator Bruno's habitual frankness.

Therefore, humans have a combination of vitamins D2 and D3 available to them as part of a typical lifestyle from ambient UV exposure (vitamin D3), habitual dietary intakes of vitamin D3 rich foods (egg yolks and oily fish), fortified foods (margarine and breakfast cereals, which generally have vitamin D2 fortification), and vitamin supplements (both vitamins D2 and D3 are available) (2).

Among the 553 men with a habitual alcohol intake (alcohol intake the week preceding the visit represented a typical week) we found an inverse dose response association between alcohol intake and sperm concentration (p trend=0.02), total sperm count (p trend=0.01) and percentage morphologically normal sperms (p trend=0.01) (table 3, figure 2) after adjustment.