Sentences with phrase «by shifting»

How are these times of higher insulin response and times of increased hunger affected by shifting amounts of daylight hours throughout the year?

A good rule of thumb is to start by shifting up your carbohydrate intake by five percent.

The Sugar Association, the current trade group for the sugar industry, defended the research by shifting the blame to the scientific journals of the 1960s that did not require funding disclosures at the time.

By shifting the traditional disease - centered focus of medical practice to a more patient - centered approach, Functional Medicine considers the whole person, not just an isolated set of symptoms.

A wonderful, practical resource for the person who wants to improve their health by shifting to ketone - based metabolism.

Korean Ginseng MAX - V by Douglas Labs, 60 Vegi Caps, 200 mg or Panax ginseng is an adaptogen that has been shown to enhance physical performance, stamina and energy production by shifting of metabolism into a fat - burning state due to an increased supply of oxygen to the muscles.

It is my hope that as the world is waking up, more of us will awaken to our true nature, heal ourselves by shifting our consciousness and shine our light just a little brighter so that we may light the path for others.

Firming your left buttock under creates mobility in your left hip, but if you allow your right thigh to lose stability and go along for the ride by shifting forward in space, the rotation in your left hip is diminished.

This diet is also an excellent choice to promote detoxification, by shifting energy balance in the body towards elimination.

Begin in the same position and apply pressure to your hands by shifting your weight forward as before, closely following the caveat of «no pain -LRB-!)»

A state of abstinence forces you to seek a solution to the emergency by shifting into ketosis.

Instead, recruit the deep abdominal muscles to do the job by shifting your lower belly to the right and pulling your right hip back.

By shifting the type of fats and oils in the diet we can change our body composition.

It does this by shifting the focus from the food you need to eat to when you should eat.

People that have issues with lower carbs — I mean with higher carbs, they have to eat a diet that's more insulin - sensitive so that it helps reduce their insulin resistance so they can basically do more metabolically by shifting their body to burn their calories by decreasing their insulin level.

It does this by shifting your metabolism from burning glucose as your primary fuel to burning fat instead.

The good news is that with the right tools, it's easy to reduce cortisol levels by shifting the body from the stress response (the autonomic nervous system) to the relaxation response (the parasympathetic nervous system).

In other words, by shifting towards a stronger parasympathetic response, we can significantly accelerate the recovery process and increase the recuperative abilities of the whole body.

I began to heal my injuries by shifting my focus away from mobility and toward stability.

I didn't realize that by shifting the focus to what I could add to my diet — rather than focusing on what was taken away — my sweet tooth would be much easier to manage.

His work also suggests that therapies designed to block immune checkpoints, such as anti-PD-1 antibodies, may act in part by shifting this metabolic competition back in favor of immune cells.

the challenge of simultaneously maintaining environmental and economic sustainability and how countries of the GCC are likely to be impacted by shifting preferences for low carbon energy resources in the developed world, including the economic and geopolitical stresses that may follow (forthcoming).

Buildings on permafrost would heave, roads buckle, pipelines break (more spills), trees fall over, and rivers can even be diverted by shifting land, as just happened in Canada's Yukon.

indirect effect A secondary impact to a system from a change that was caused by shifting climate conditions, such as increased fire frequency, which is a result of drier conditions caused by an increase in temperature.

«Getting the price of fuel under control by shifting to renewables is only half the job of consumer protection.

At a recent celebration of the International Polar Year in New York, artists and scientists share work inspired by the shifting landscape of Antarctica.

That was one sign that the scientists could reset the plant's internal clocks by shifting when it encountered light and when its world went dark.

So - called common (but extremely rare) chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) live in male - dominated societies characterized by shifting allegiances and extreme violence.

Granite is formed when ancient rocks, made of basalt, are driven down into the planet by shifting continents, a process known as plate tectonics.

Additionally, in zebra finches (Taeniopygia guttata), which produce a wide range of broad - band note types, expansion of the OEC has also been found to affect frequency patterns by shifting energy to relatively lower frequencies while amplitude generally increases (Ohms et al., 2010b).

Both conventional and ferroelectric LCDs work by shifting the polarisation of light.

The researchers found that the mice responded to the parasite by shifting their immune system into high gear, producing large numbers of white blood cells.

AMD3100 further reduces immune suppression by shifting characteristics of Tregs toward those of helper T cells, which would enhance antitumor effects.

These patients, who could communicate by shifting their eyes, received PCI scores of 0.51 and 0.62 — as high as the waking, healthy subjects.

Climate change can affect mountain streams in two major ways: By raising the overall temperature, increasing evapotranspiration, and by shifting the precipitation from snow to rain.

In the case of IGF2BP3 and B - cell leukemia, the overall effect of the RNA binding protein is to promote the proliferation of B cells by shifting the expression of a large number of genes, Sanford said.

Players try to find the best possible match between sequences for up to eight different species at a time by shifting the sequences to the left or right, one block at a time.

The reform, passed in late 2010, included a provision intended to prevent professors from recruiting relatives by shifting hiring and funding decisions away from the universities to independent panels.

Eisenstein's argument, similar to Marshall McLuhan's «the medium is the message,» is that changes in media trigger profound changes in society, by shifting who receives attention, and hence, bringing prominence to new cultural forms.

An algorithm then seeks out MEPs available for the transition by shifting the string's endpoint to higher and higher energies.

Dissolution of carbonate sediment and reef by the lower - pH ocean that results from more CO2 can mitigate this by shifting the...

Buffeted by the shifting winds of human genome research, government officials have decided to close an 8 - year - old collection of human gene maps maintained by Johns Hopkins University.

The aardvarks tried to compensate by shifting their search for ants and termites from the colder night to the warmer day, so that they would not have to use energy to keep warm, but that was not enough to save their energy stores,» says Dr Robyn Hetem, a co-worker on the study.

Burns says those trends can be explained by the shifting view of the rings as seen from our planet: Six years ago, when Chariklo was in a different part of its orbit, the rings would have been seen edgewise from Earth, an invisible sliver that reflected little or no light in our direction.

Sandy's late - season formation may have been influenced by a shifting climate, but its meet - up with an early North American winter storm had no climate change connection.

By shifting the joint farther up the trunk, the elephant made the lower trunk lighter — and gentler — the team reports today at the annual meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology.

By shifting the earliest dinosauromorphs» first appearance toward the present, the findings suggest that they appeared only after ecosystems had largely recovered from the end - of - the - Permian mass extinctions, says Paul Olsen, a paleontologist at Columbia University's Lamont - Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, New York.

Powerful eruptions can wreak havoc on monsoons by shifting and weakening the Intertropical Convergence Zone, a belt of low pressure near the equator that drives nearby precipitation patterns.

«We uncovered an alternative type of conspicuous consumption that operated by shifting the focus from the preciousness and scarcity of goods to the preciousness and scarcity of individuals,» the authors conclude.

The material can cloud the water, disrupting marine ecosystems by shifting the balance of microbes at...