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Second, their average intakes were identified in the available literature on Lebanon as inadequate (El-Hajj Fuleihan et al. [2001]; Hwalla et al. [2004]; Salamoun et al. [2005]; Sibai et al. [2003]).

Breast cancer survivors who reported higher than median cruciferous vegetable intake and were in the top third of total vegetable intake had a 52percentt reduced risk of recurrence -- especially powerful since the average intakes were quite low, 3.1 and 0.5 servings/day of total and cruciferous vegetables, respectively.

For each of the key nutrients, these average intakes were translated into three Typical Daily Menus per country.

Our average intakes were at the lower end of those previously reported from other populations (Swiss Federal Office of Public Health, 2002; Dybing and Sanner, 2003; Svensson et al, 2003; US Food and Drug Administration, 2006; Larsson et al, 2009; Wilson et al, 2009b).

Average intakes are about 750 800 g/day (range, 450 1,200 g/day) for the first 4 5 months of life [Institute of Medicine (IOM) 1991].

In areas where municipal water is not fluoridated, our RME and CTE estimates for cumulative daily average intake were, respectively, 0.11 and 0.08 mg/kg-day for infants and 0.21 and 0.06 mg/kg-day for children.

Average intake is around 200 micrograms a day, half the recommended amount.

Of the women who drank, the average intake was one unit per day, the equivalent to a small glass of wine or 8g of alcohol.

Because trans fats are already disappearing from foods on grocery store shelves, Dr. Lichtenstein says, the current average intake is probably lower — more like 1.5percentto2percentcent.

Even the not-exactly-radical American Heart Association recognizes that the amount of sugar in a Coke is probably the most added sugar people can safely tolerate daily, and our average intake is two to three times that.

The average intake was 6.7dies (±7.7) in the ICU and 17.7dies (±15) in the hospital.