Similar words: secretary, diet, get around, military, momentary, voluntary, commentary, planetarium. Meaning: ['daɪətərɪ] 
n. a regulated daily food allowance. adj. of or relating to the diet.
n. a regulated daily food allowance. adj. of or relating to the diet. 
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151 In the colon, microbes synthesise vitamins for us and provide 10% of our calories by breaking down dietary fibre we cannot process.
152 Like ackee, cassava is a dietary staple in the tropics.
153 Dietary restriction of phosphate has long been the cornerstone of therapy, but this measure is usually not sufficient to control hyperphosphatemia.
154 The effect of dietary guaiacol on the shell biomineralization of abalone.
155 It is also cited in the Physicians'Desk Reference for Nonprescription Drugs,(sentence dictionary) Dietary Supplements and Herbs?
156 S. provides magnesium, dietary fiber, potassium, calcium, phosphorus and iron.
157 When looking for multivitamins check to see that the bottle has a USP (United States Pharmacopeia) or DSVP (Dietary Supplement Verification Program) stamp.
158 "People do have to choose heart-healthy foods," she says, but "I think the beauty of the study is that they have a lot of flexibility in terms of the dietary approach."
159 "We have shown that the sources from which endogenous glucose is produced are dependent upon dietary macronutrient composition, " the authors write.
160 The results suggest that SO can be a suitable dietary lipid source for rabbitfish and the optimal replacing level of dietary FO by SO was 67%.
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