A validation study showed that compared to a dietary reference method and biological markers of intake, the FFQ produces a realistic estimate of the habitual intake and is a valid tool for ranking pregnant women according to high and low intakes of energy, nutrients and food [ 27- 29].
In an effort to protect occupants from chemical or biological attacks, air intake equipment would be on the roof, as it is in most buildings here, Mr. Finan said.
Young rabbits consume milk, feed and soft faeces during the pre-weaning period, but the biological rhythm of intake were scarcely described.
The influence of various covariables including gender, biological functions, food intake and coadministration of other drugs has been examined for the pharmacokinetics of oral fluoropyrimidines.
Information regarding the number of times urination takes place over a 24 hr period is sparse and is likely to vary greatly due to fluid intake, biological factors, and health of the individual.
Another major strength was the availability of a biological measure of dietary intake, plasma carotenoid concentrations, to assess fruit and vegetable intake, which was a major behavior change targeted in the WHEL intervention.
Post G, Kemper H. Nutrient intake and biological maturation during adolescence.
The precise manner in which particle size, charge and surface area affect the intake and biological impact of nanoparticles is, however, still unknown.
Dosimetry models incorporate mechanistic biological information to link intake doses to biomarkers.
While bright light is the dominant timing cue for the body's master clock in the brain, the peripheral cells and tissues in the body also have biological clocks, and food intake is an important factor for setting their time zones, she said.
