The phrase "art intake" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the process of receiving or consuming art, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The gallery's art intake for the new exhibition will begin next week."
Alternatives: "art collection" or "art acquisition".
Pre-ART registers, lab requests, follow-up forms, anti-TB record forms, ART intake forms, and patient cards were reviewed.
A structured data extraction format was adopted from ART intake and follow up forms of ART clinics.
Once on ART, each caregiver's report of their children's ART intake was recorded for at least 6 months.
The objectives are (1) to describe the characteristics and outcomes of children on ART (quantitative) (2) to describe children's adherence according to scheduled appointments and caregivers' report of ART intake (quantitative) (3) to explore caregivers' perceptions of barriers and enabling and motivating factors to adhering to ART for children (qualitative).
Then, much of Edinburgh's arts intake was made up of the Oxbridge rejects of the English upper middle classes.
From the other side of the dam, the bridge is an elegant new vista springing from the canyon walls, framed by the Art Deco intake towers and other period touches from the time of the dam's construction.
However, after one week of ART, appetite and intakes of carbohydrate and total energy were significantly lower in non-survivors than in survivors (p<0.01).
Thankfully, with the advent of the internet, you no longer have to rely solely on imbalanced textbooks for your regular intake of art history.
Infants whose mothers need and initiate HAART during the trial will be discontinued from the study medication in order to avoid excessive intake of ART in babies due to high diffusion of lamivudine in breast milk [ 27].
Adherence was assessed by asking patients to recall their intake of prescribed ART doses in the previous 7 days.
