Sentence examples for coefficient of intake from inspiring English sources
This method has been validated against urinary measurement: the adjusted partial correlation coefficient of intake verses urinary excretion was 0.59, indicating that a self-administered dietary questionnaire can be used to measure usual nitrate intake (van den Brandt et al. 1989).
Table 4 shows the mediating effects of each of the biomarkers deemed statistically significant in the previous analyses, expressed as the percentage change (and associated 95% CIs) in the estimated log of the association (β coefficient) of coffee intake on HCC risk.
The correlation coefficients for intake of individual red meat items comparing diet records with the food frequency questionnaire were mostly higher than 0.5 after correction for attenuation because of within person variation in diet records.
The same fixed (batch) and random (additive genetic, pen and individual permanent environmental) effects were used for regression coefficients of feed intake and single measured traits.
These coefficients are also similar to coefficients observed between FFQ-based estimates of intake and biomarkers of dietary carotene (Russell-Briefel et al. 1985) and polyunsaturated fat (Hunter et al. 1992).
(2) where dWt = proportional change in weight; d I = proportional change in total energy intake; C = correlation coefficient of body weight with total energy intake.
12 The estimates of alcohol intake based on the food frequency questionnaire in 1997 had good validity compared with 14 interviews that measured 24-hour recall of intake with a correlation coefficient of 0.81.
This paper presents a novel method of online estimation of discharge coefficient of throttle body at the intake manifold of gasoline engines.
In these non-producers, the regression coefficient of equol concentration on daidzein intake was β1+ β3=0.0, whereas in equol producers this was β1+ β3=0.63 (data from literature).
The correlation coefficients of total magnesium intake with magnesium supplementation and whole grain consumption were 0.58 and 0.25 at year 0 and 0.71 and 0.25 at year 7 (all P < 0.001).
The Spearman correlation coefficients between intake of Vitamins C and E and their blood levels were weak, r = 0.25 and r = 0.05 respectively.
