Sentence examples for broad range of intake from inspiring English sources

And it stated that "dietary supplements are safe within a broad range of intake, and safety problems with the supplements are relatively rare".

24hU parameters (osmolality, USG, color and volume) demonstrate strong linear relations to fluid intake, within a broad range of intake volumes that are exhibited by average adults under normal living conditions.

Ideally, information from observational studies and randomized controlled trials should be compared or even combined in a single meta-analysis to ensure that all reported information is taken into account over a broad range of intake.

In our data, the mean intake of dairy (466 g/day) was higher than in this report (mean dairy intake 266 g/capita/day over 16 European countries) with a large variation, which enabled us to examine the relationship between dairy food consumption and CVD over a broad range of intake.

Vitamin B-12 and holoTC increase continuously with increasing intakes, at least until vitamin B-12 saturates the transport proteins, and therefore reflect a broad range of intakes and status.

A key limitation of our earlier study and other previous studies investigating %CDT is the inclusion of patients with a broad range of alcohol intake and a relatively small proportion of patients with a heavy alcohol intake, at a level expected to cause %CDT > 1.7.

These doses of BPA allowed investigation of a broad range of BPA intake values, ranging from doses estimated to be of human relevancy (BPA2.5 and BPA25) to exposures based on daily regulatory intake limits of BPA in the United States (BPA250 and BPA2500).

Nonlinear dose response meta-analysis showed a relatively flat curve over a broad range of typical intakes, with a suggestion of lower risks associated with higher intakes where data are more sparse and CIs wider (Fig. 1 F ) and where studies had higher proportions of male participants.

These doses of BPA allowed investigation of a broad range of BPA daily intake values, ranging from doses estimated to be at human relevancy (BPA2.5 and BPA25) to exposures based on the existing regulatory daily intake limits of BPA in the United States (BPA250 and BPA2500) (National Toxicology Program 1982).

Although the databases from the USA allowed us to quantify a broad range of choline and betaine intakes, the nutrient content of foods may vary by geographic origin, growing season, different cultivars, agricultural methods and processing (Cassidy et al, 2011).

In addition to its GH-releasing activity, ghrelin influences a broad range of biological processes, such as food intake and energy expenditure, cell proliferation, gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, pancreatic, pulmonary and immune functions (Cummings 2006; Leite-Moreira and Soares 2007; Van der Lely et al. 2004).