Sentence examples for compared to the adequate from inspiring English sources

Compared to the adequate level of Ca, IGF-I level was significantly lower in the low-Ca intake group and significantly higher in the high-Ca intake group.

As anticipated, compared to the adequate Ca intake, low-Ca intake had a detrimental impact on bone growth (33.63 vs. 33.68 mm), bone strength (− 19.7% for failure load), bone architecture (− 58% for BV/TV) and peak bone mass accrual (− 29% for BMD) due to the hormonal disruption implied in Ca metabolism.

Total water intakes from plain water, beverages, and food were compared to the Adequate Intake (AI) values from the US Dietary Reference Intakes DRII).

Aging has been associated with a decrease in the G6PD activity level [ 21], and the inadequate HD group had a higher mean age (57.9 ± 16.6 years) compared to the adequate HD group (49.8 ± 20.6 years).

Our results showed that the inadequate and marginal subgroups had more females, patients advanced in age, longer duration of DM, lower educational attainment, and lower household income compared to the adequate health literacy subgroup (Table  1).

Average nominal VA medical, fee-basis and pharmacy cost per patient for the three-years were significantly higher for the lower health literacy levels compare to the adequate group; for example: $17,033 for adequate, $23,508 for marginal and $31,581 for inadequate health literacy.

Regarding the variations of these contributions among the three EFSA groups, taking into account the fact to be or not in adequacy with the recommendations, we could see that the proportions of drinking water relative to the total fluid intake were always higher in the adequate group compared to the not adequate groups.

In muscle, compared to the dietary adequate Cu group, dietary Cu excess significantly upregulated mRNA levels of grp78, crt, and xbp-1, but showed no significant effects on mRNA expression of perk, eif2α, ire-1α, xbp-1, and atf-6α.

At the time of the screening, children had received 12 months of reading instruction, and all RD children already had a delay of 7 months or more when compared to the age adequate levels (see Struiksma, Van der Leij, & Vieijra, 1995; Table  1).

The SAA-supplemented diet contained 3-fold cystine, and 1.8-fold methionine compared to the SAA-adequate diet.

Liver Gpx1 activity was not further increased by super-nutritional Se, and was slightly decreased by 5 μg Se/g as compared to the Se-adequate diet (0.24 μg Se/g), most likely due to liver damage.