Sentences with phrase «of dietary compliance»

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To help assess dietary compliance, participants kept food diaries and were required to adhere to a low - polyphenolic diet that eliminated fruits, vegetables, tea, coffee, alcohol, chocolate and whole grains for the duration of the study.

Geri is a member of the Institute of Medicine's Committee to Review the Child and Adult Care Food Program Meal Requirements, which has the task of creating nutrition standards to bring the meals served into compliance with the Dietary Guidelines.

«The knowledge gained through our study will pave the way to better understanding of eating behavior and facilitate the design of personalized dietary advice that will be more amenable to the individual, resulting in better compliance and more successful outcomes,» said Berciano.

Which is one of the reasons purposefully making errors in macronutrient calculations can be an extremely beneficial strategy for maintaining long - term dietary compliance.

On the basis of weight stability and dietary compliance, the metabolic changes that occurred after 5 wk of the high - protein diet were considered to be attributed to the increase in protein or decrease in carbohydrate content of the diet, or both, rather than other confounding factors.

``... The premise underlying the present study was that increasing meal frequency would lead to better short - term appetite regulation and increased dietary compliance; furthermore, it was hypothesized that these predicted beneficial effects of increased meal frequency could have resulted from more favorable gut peptide profiles, potentially leading to greater weight loss.

At that time, they provided a urine specimen (for measurement of creatinine and urea to determine dietary compliance), were weighed, and had their blood pressure and total percent glycated hemoglobin measured.

Weight is regained despite dietary compliance with the caloric restriction and even as your friends and family silently accuse you of cheating on your diet.

If you compare the nutritional quality of «vegan [vs.] vegetarian, semi-vegetarian, pesco - vegetarian and omnivorous diets, traditional healthy diet - indexing systems, like compliance with the dietary guidelines, consistently indicate the most plant - based diet as «the most healthy one.»

In the study from Northern Ireland, four of the five people who still had positive EMA - IgA test results one year after diagnosis had what the researchers termed «poor dietary compliance.»

[124] Future demonstration of efficacy from use of dietary supplements requires high - quality clinical research using rigorously - qualified products and compliance with established guidelines for reporting of clinical trial results (e.g., CONSORT guidelines).

While companies must comply with industry standards called Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP's), a 2012 audit found that nearly 70 % of companies audited by the FDA were not in compliance with major issues including failure to test products, the presence of contaminants, non-approved dietary ingredients, and pharmaceutical drugs

The benefits of the DP used in the present study included a high compliance (94.8 %) to the dietary treatment, probably due to the easy preparation of the DP; the low glycemic index of the DP (38.6); the abundance of phytochemicals with antioxidant, antihyperinsulinemic, hypolipidemic, and antiinflammatory activities; and the moderate satiety induced by ingestion of the DP.

Variable results among these studies could be due to factors such as differences in dietary composition, degree of energy deficit, compliance with the prescribed dietary regimens, and extract preparation / composition.

We select our ingredients based on multiple factors, including the supplier's compliance with our quality and food safety requirements, consistent availability, and on the nutrients required to meet the dietary needs of the pet.

Communicated with kitchen staff, dieticians, and doctors to assure compliance with complex and frequently changing dietary needs of Residents.

The Diabetes Self - Management Scale (DMS), formerly the Diabetes Self - Care Practice Instrument (Frey & Denyes, 1989; Schilling, 2002), is a 25 - item self - report questionnaire measuring self - care behaviors and caregiver support of adherence behaviors, including dietary compliance, insulin injections, blood glucose monitoring, and exercise.