Sentence examples for balanced intake from inspiring English sources
In achieving this, they have altered the admissions profile of these schools; and the real achievements of the programme will be seen when the new, more socially balanced intake finally graduates.
Expert advice on diet has long focused on a balanced intake of nutrients, and eating more fruit and vegetables and less sugar and fat.
Another mountain of research, covering countries across the developed world, shows overall levels of attainment rise where schools get a "balanced intake", with the proportions of children from deprived and affluent homes roughly reflecting their proportions in the general population.
He carried out a series of experiments with the aim of reversing mitochondrial decay and argued for a balanced intake of micronutrients in the population to prevent disease and conditions such as obesity and malnutrition.
These results suggest that the provision of a TMR to growing dairy heifers, as opposed to feeding concentrate and hay as either a choice or top-dressed, promotes a more balanced intake of nutrients across the day.
Case studies included councils in which every secondary school manages its own admissions and where some non-denominational schools admit pupils in up to nine "bands" of ability – ostensibly to achieve a balanced intake – and also by aptitude, catchment area, feeder school and distance.
She said there was also some variation in the extent to which free schools are admitting "balanced" intakes.
Calories expended count as well, and the more active people are, even if they are simply fidgety, the better able they are to balance intake with output.
About 2.5 litres (about 2.6 quarts) of water are turned over daily, with water excretion (primarily in urine, water vapour from lungs, sweat loss from skin, and feces) balancing intake from all sources.
Body mass is modulated from birth to adulthood by physiological mechanisms such as balancing intake, caloric expenditure and energy reserves.
Surely a simpler and cheaper way to balance intakes would be to reform the admissions system, starting with the abolition of all selection by ability and aptitude.
