Sentences with phrase «changes in how»

Consistently make positive changes in how you live to help your body heal and feel vibrant, energized, clear and strong.

Sleep Halts Snacking A lack of slumber can cause changes in how your body regulates appetite, triggering cravings — even if you're not truly hungry.

Trying to ignore the pain can lead to changes in how you walk, which may cause knee and heel pain, along with foot, knee, hip and back problems.

Using this approach each time you feel stressed, you'll likely notice gradual changes in how you perceive and respond to «stressful» situations.

Different people respond in different ways to changes in how the muscles are worked.

«Some may experience a physical sensation, others more perceptual distortions, while some may only report changes in how they think when they're angry.»

Decide now to make the new year ahead positive by making little changes in how you think.

They saw major changes in how the brain responded to riding a bike outside versus inside.

Again, if you're also maintaining a balanced diet lower in sugar and processed foods at the same time, you'll notice healthy changes in how you feel (and how your clothes fit) even more quickly.

And I think most women would agree that their monthly cycle can create some pretty drastic changes in how they feel each month, week, or even day.

We need to take notice of reports like this, as this kind of information will no doubt lead to changes in how we respond to advertisements in medical journals calling for us do everything we can to «aggressively lower cholesterol.»

As well as leading to health problems, trans fats can cause problems with your skin — avoid these and add healthy fats, and you will likely begin seeing noticeable changes in how your skin looks and feels.

Use these strategies on a regular basis, and over time you'll notice massive changes in how you feel in your body and your life.

Cancer can develop not just because of changes in the types and amounts of proteins present in a cell but also due to changes in how those proteins are modified — for example, by attachment of sugars (glycosylation).

Since the completion of the human genome and beginning with the rise of next - generation sequencing, our community has seen some important changes in how we conduct research.

Meyer added that this proof that telemedicine results in better treatment decisions than telephone consultations could lead to some immediate changes in how stroke patients in remote areas are evaluated and treated.

3 By making mathematical models of the carbon cycle in order to understand how oxygen — critical for large, complex organisms — was able to build up in the atmosphere because of changes in how organic matter decays;

Researchers found that zooming in on certain regions led to surprising changes in how the model responded on the global level.

Today, researchers recognize that the brain continues to develop and change throughout early adulthood and that there are significant changes in how the brain functions as people age.

«If it starts warming up, there will be changes in how much mercury's deposited,» she said.

Olson believes that a high burden of stressful experiences in childhood may cause changes in how genes are expressed in later life.

Researchers looked at data from the Tobacco Products and Risk Perception surveys from 2012 through 2015 to examine changes in how adults in the United States perceived the relative harm and addictiveness of e-cigarettes.

Thirty years ago, geneticist Mary - Claire King and biochemist Allan Wilson proposed that changes in how genes are regulated, rather than in the proteins they code for, could explain important differences between chimps and humans (Science, 11 April 1975, p. 107).

The psychological effects appear to be enduring and it is unknown how much of this longer lasting benefit may be due to continued practice or lasting changes in how people view events in their lives.

Aside from changes in how belugas dove for food, the nearly two decades of data show that the whales were able to thrive in their summer and fall ocean habitats, despite less ice cover.

Some scientists are criticizing the findings as neither surprising nor significant — but they have touched off a firestorm, with environmental groups calling for changes in how pesticides are regulated.

One way we might find answers is by studying the subtle changes in how neutrons behave at very low energies.

We predicted a link between gene expression evolution across species and the degree of sexual selection, but this is the first statistical evidence for it and shows how powerful sexual selection can be in leading to major changes in how a gene is expressed.»

However, a new measurement model of the data, which recognizes the changes in how that information is collected and categorized, indicates that the human rights climate is actually improving.

They carve it up into objects that can be remembered and identified despite changes in how those objects present themselves.

Seasonal Shift Of course, looking for trends in tornado data is fraught with potential pitfalls owing to changes in how tornadoes have been reported over time.

It's the kind of place that results from changes in how you conduct yourself socially and politically.

Acknowledging the effects of decreasing precipitation requires changes in how resource specialists approach climate change adaptation for water resources and forest management compared to preparing for increased temperature alone,» he said.

Although this study included only women, it is likely that men who have gastric bypass surgery experience similar changes in how their bodies metabolize alcohol.

A small study indicates that changes in how alcohol is metabolized after surgery can speed its delivery into the bloodstream, resulting in earlier and higher peaks in blood - alcohol levels.

He has been talking lately about how we could probably put up a better fight against the flu by making some changes in how research results are reported and shared.

According to the research team, the failure of these types of outcomes monitoring systems to produce measurable improvements in outcomes may be related to difficulties in identifying mechanisms that translate reports into changes in how surgical care is provided.

But understanding the purpose of allergies could lead to dramatic changes in how they're treated.

Patients in the trial are monitored through a 12 - month period that follows motor performance and psychological scores and changes in how much medication they need to manage their symptoms.

Proposed changes in how the University of Maryland classifies postdocs illustrate the pressures that lead universities to train postdocs in ever - larger numbers

«The phase transition was found to involve the changes in how atom clusters were packed together.

Choosing animals for tameness might be selecting for ones that have changes in how their neural crest cells function, the researchers proposed in Genetics in 2014 (SN: 8/23/14, p. 7).

Second, CIF tracked changes in how agents viewed each other, but didn't translate those perceptions into actions.

One recent hypothesis is that changes in how neural crest cells work could lead to common characteristics shared by domestic animals, such as floppy ears, juvenile faces and spotted coats (SN: 8/23/14, p. 7).

The findings raise a critical question of whether doctors should enact widespread changes in how they treat millions of depressed Americans.

Scientists are finding more evidence that commonly prescribed antidepressants aren't effective in people battling both depression and a chronic medical disease, raising a critical question of whether doctors should enact widespread changes in how they treat millions of depressed Americans.

Researchers can measure annual changes in how the melt rate occurs, for example, or the effects of a single pulse of warm deep - ocean water.

Further progress will involve changes in how universities function and in how the culture of academe is perceived in China.

«And, combined with acting techniques that enhance our ability and motivation to communicate with others, the data suggests we may be setting the stage for lasting changes in how our children with autism perceive and interact with the social world.»

«In addition, changes in how the genes are expressed (turned on or off) could be used in the future to predict how and when the cancer cells will spread to other parts of the body and how fast they will grow.»