Plants transform sunlight into energy, but animals and
people depend on food.
This quantity is derived from an average need for liquid of an individual and may vary from person to
person depending on their food intake, body built and body activities.
Not exact matches
«My mother used to tell me, «You are the only
person you can
depend on to put
food in your mouth,»» the 42 - year - old co-founder and CEO of MailChimp recalls.
Your party budget might
depend on how many
people you are having over, because that will affect how much
food you need.
Each park boasts several «lands,» scores of attractions, dozens of
food facilities and more than fifty shops, employs three to seven thousand
people depending on the season, and entertains about 10,000
people on an average day.
My solution is to have party
food that 1) can be made quickly and last minute
depending on how many
people show up and 2) can be frozen and still will be yummy for the future.
Glycemic index will vary from
person to
person,
depending on how each
person metabolises sugar, and
on other
foods consumed at the same time.
Servings: 4 (I'd estimate 1 to 2 slices of bacon, and 1 ounce arugula leaves per
person,
depending on how much other
food will be served)
This would
depend on your individual sensitivity to dairy (some
people digest it better than others) and
on the particular type of
food.
People who are interested in joining the
food and beverage industry like waiters, bartenders and
food managers can't just
depend on stock knowledge or experience.
Around 3.5 billion
people — half of the world's population —
depend on rice as a
food staple and source of livelihood.
Some
people can eat certain
foods as part of their normal diet, while others should eliminate them because they
depend on them as comfort
food.
LOS BAÑOS, PHILIPPINES and EVANSTON, IL - December 13, 2016 — The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and 2Blades Foundation (2Blades) have signed an agreement to further the cause of global
food and nutrition security for the 3.5 billion
people who
depend on rice for more than 20 % of their daily calories.
Both of these
foods can give some
people digestive discomfort so it totally
depends on the
person and what symptoms they have.
The
people in these remote villages will not only use the water for drinking and cooking, but also to water the gardens they
depend on for
food and income.
Alcohol peaks in mommy's blood and milk at about 1/2 to an hour upon first drink, but of course that can vary from
person to
person,
depending on weight, how much
food was eaten in the same time period, body fat, ect... Just like how alcohol leaves your blood stream it will also leave your milk and will not accumulate in the milk.
If you get a to - go item from a restaurant or non-fast
food location, the cost, per
person can be anywhere from $ 7 - $ 12 per
person roughly (
depending on what city).
People vary in their reactivity to
foods and show a different pattern of reactivity
depending on their individual characteristics.
It
depends on too many variables, most of which are not fully within the control of the
person running the meal program — getting more paying kids to buy the school lunch, keeping volatile
food costs under control (remember the spike of 2008?
«For years we could
depend on a certain amount of
food coming from government commodities,» said Mary Ellen Durbin, executive director of the
People's Resource Center.
All in all we'll be spending between $ 200 - $ 300
depending on how many
people come and how much
food we need to buy.
A majority of our
people are farmers who
depend on good rains, access to land and fertilizer to grow the
food they eat and sell the surplus to make money for school fees for their children and where possible, add a wife or two and make the Hajj or other plans.
«My interest lies in helping
people use and benefit from the resources
on which their livelihood
depends, from the fruit trees in the fields to the rangelands where cattle graze or the plants that provide
food and medicine,» she says.
So you've already begun to set up a kind of haves and have - nots, an imbalance where the poorest
people in the world who vitally
depend on agriculture as a development tool, in addition to providing
food security, are now being even further disadvantaged.
Commercial overfishing damages fish populations, marine habitats and ecosystems — consequences that also affect
people who
depend on the ocean for
food and work.
Losing the GBR and other reefs would be a massive blow to marine biodiversity and to the
people that
depend on healthy reefs for
food, tourism, and protection from storms,» said co-author John Bruno, a marine ecologist from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Some 500 million
people depend in some way
on coral reefs for
food and income, and the livelihoods of another 30 million are entirely dependent
on reefs.
One of the interesting things to study, we know Central Park is important for migratory birds and we know that they
depend upon the
food resources that are here, but no one has ever really done a systematic survey of what actually they are feeding
on, like we have never done a canopy study of all the invertebrates up in the trees to see what's coming out when and what is the predominant part of the diet of different birds and sort of quantifying; but what they have done —
people have done — with shore birds and sort of gauging, weighing them, you know, catching them, weighing them, seeing how much weight they gain over time while they are rather resting and feeding before they depart
on their northern trip.
Countries that
depend upon
food imports and whose
people spend one - third or more of their income
on food are most vulnerable to increased global
food prices, according to an analysis by Japanese investment firm Nomura.
More than 3 billion
people in the world
depend on rice as their primary
food, and nearly one - fourth of the world's crop is grown in rain - fed lowland plots prone to seasonal and sustained flash floods.
Professor Geoffrey Jones, also from the Coral CoE adds that the findings are a concern for the millions of
people living around the equator who
depend on fishing for
food and their livelihoods.
While they still
depend on the forest for traditional hunting and gathering, most Amerindians, as American indigenous
people are called, grow crops (like bananas, manioc, and rice), use western goods (like metal pots, pans, and utensils), and make regular trips to towns and cities to bring
foods and wares to market.
But, he adds, «You may also stop all the rains coming to India and South China, where about two [billion] to three billion
people depend on those rains for their basic
food crops.»
Around 3.5 billion
people — half of the world's population —
depend on rice as a
food staple and source of livelihood.
More than 500 million
people worldwide
depend on reefs for
food, jobs and coastal defence.
Millions of
people depend on coral reefs for their livelihoods — for
food, work or tourism, for example.
While hormone balance varies from
person to
person depending on age, personality, health factors, genetics, gender, and more, I can still tell you that there's one
food that I believe can help balance your hormones.
Another problem is that the definition of «lots of
food» has a different meaning
depending on the
person in question.
«When it comes to getting
people on board with real
food it's going to
depend a little
on each
person in the family.
What's healthy for any one
person depends on their body, the season of life they're in, if they have
food sensitivities, if their body has a hormonal imbalance, if their body is recovering from a major illness, and exercise type and frequency.
So
depending on starch, or no starch.Keeping grains out, keeping inflammatory
foods out, keeping toxins out, and stabilizing your blood sugar, or not letting your blood sugar drop and not letting yourself get hungry is gonna be a great starting point for most
people.
This can be because the properties of certain
foods can react negatively with the digestion of some
people (but not others — this will
depend on things like diet, hereditary conditions, etc).
Initiation can be difficult (carbohydrate withdrawal) Socially challenging (can be hard to eat out) There may be side effects,
depending on food choices Cheating once can set you back a few days or more Some versions allow processed / artificial
foods Some
people need to also limit calories to lose weight
I imagine that there is a wide range of percentages
depending on the specific
foods chosen by a
person, but I suspect even so that the percentage would be above 10 % since Dr. Greger recommends both 1 tablespoon of flaxseed and 1/4 cup nuts.
People can consume relatively large portions of
foods that are between 300 and 800 calories per pound and still lose or maintain their weight
depending on their individual activity level and metabolism.
It's not a secret for anyone that the
food depends not only
on how the
person's figure will look, but also
on his skin, nails, and hair.
Yasmina Ykelenstam: The day and throughout the week and obviously if you haven't been eating high histamine
foods, the amount of histamine in your plasma is gonna be different and then we have also the diamine oxidase test which is also fairly unreliable because, I mean, when I look at the research about DAO, there's still not entirely sure as to how it's actually working with the histamine whether it's indicative of high histamine levels or that's just enough DAO for some
people and also it fluctuates
depending on what you've eaten and whether you have enough nutrients to manufacture the DAO of that particular day.
The PiYo eating plan is based
on whole
foods but allows
people to enjoy certain amounts of each
food group and varied
foods,
depending on calorie needs and, of course, how much you'll be burning.
The episode, called «War & Pizza» from 99 % Invisible, reported that the technology behind the «instant»
foods many of us busy modern
people depend on — boxed cereals, granola bars, TV dinners (even the fancy $ 7 ones)-- was first introduced in the 1950s.
It
depends on the
person and their individualized
food sensitivities.