Sentence examples for a dri from inspiring English sources

For a summary of the advantages of having a DRI-like process for the evaluation of bioactives, see Table  1.> Dietary fiber is an example of a bioactive with a DRI value.

Not a single meeting without a DRI – direct responsible individual – in charge of a well-defined piece of the puzzle.

FollowingBidinger et al. (1987),Slim and Saxena (1993) used a DRI to describe the response of individual chickpea genotypes to drought conditions and fitted multiple regression of stressed grain yield on unstressed grain yield and days to flowering: Y ˆ 0 = a − b F + C Y i.

For example, the 2004 guidelines of the Institute of Medicine specify a DRI of 4,700 mg of potassium (100 mEq), though most Americans consume only half that amount per day, which would make them formally deficient as regards this particular recommendation.

There are five attributes desirable in a DRI.

Therefore, the DRI for E coli is a useful proxy as a DRI for UTIs.

Fine roots were removed from the soil by hand and dried in a desiccator using a Dri-Rite desiccant (Chicago, IL).

Tubes were then inserted into a "Dri-block" heater which was initially at room temperature.

There is growing interest in establishing a DRI-like system for setting intake values for bioactives [ 4, 11].

The plasma activities of creatine phosphokinase (CPK) and creatine phosphokinase-MB (CKMB) were measured using a DRI-CHEM autoanalyzer (FUJIFILM, Tokyo, Japan).

Dr. Joanne Lupton discussed potential entrance criteria as necessary information before a bioactive could be considered for a DRI-like evaluation process (see Table  4).