Sentence examples for calorie supply from inspiring English sources
Without the increases of calorie supply in Latin America, the world food situation would be much worse.
The program flopped — except in prisons, where lower calorie supply per inmate induced savings — as French workers continued to enjoy their sausage and wine.
The two meat-based diets, BAU and MEAT, are similar with regard to cropland limits, despite the differences in global average calorie supply.
The MEAT diet, characterized by a larger demand for livestock products than the world average of the BAU diet variant (but a demand substantially lower than today's levels in industrial countries; Supplementary Tables 1 and 2), is strongly affected by grazing limits, although it has a smaller overall calorie supply.
Kako (2009) defined the SSR on a calorie basis as the ratio of calorie supply from domestically produced food to the total calorie supply from all food in a country.
The prescribed calorie supply was compared with the theoretical minimum required calorie intake (25 Kcal/Kg/day), and the calorie supply actually administered to the patient was compared with the prescribed amount.
Scientists in the US found a striking association between the proportion of daily calories supplied by sugar-laden foods and heart disease death rates.
The median time [interquartile] to full enteral feeding (100% of total calories supplied via the enteral route) was 20.0 days [interquartile, 14.5 30.0].
Furthermore, the mean values for glucose level in the standard group were lower than expected because our patients did not routinely receive a 10% dextrose infusion, and a lower amount of parenteral calories was supplied from the beginning.
She was fed therapeutic milk - a high-calorie drink supplied by UNICEF to hospitals around the country as well as a food substitute that helped her stabilize and then gain weight.
This combination of meals will provide tons of nutrients with very few calories, and supplies the appropriate amount of fat for the lean diet you need.
