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Recent studies, for example, suggest that a constant intake of analgesics lowers the brain's level of serotonin, a neurotransmitter that inhibits pain-conducting cells.

In order to identify the effects of concentrate energy alone, concentrates were formulated so that increases in concentrate feeding resulted in either a constant supply of concentrate crude protein (CP) (mean 1.4 kg/day) or constant intake of rapeseed meal (RSM) (mean 1.7 kg DM/day).

Chickens require a constant intake of high-quality protein for growth and productivity.

Therefore, constant intake of the antioxidant lutein protected the inner retina from the functional deficits usually induced by diabetes.

Such an expression has been presented for a constant intake (steady-state situation) (Shirai and Kissel 1996).

Importantly, the decrease in BDNF caused by diabetes was attenuated by constant intake of the lutein-supplemented diet (Fig.  3c, f).

Finally, the adjustment to a constant energy intake of 1,700 kcal (mean intake recorded in the FFQ) may underestimate the cadmium intake, because energy expenditure can be expected to be up to 15% higher [ WHO/FAO/United Nations University 2001].

The mink fed at the LFI had a constant feed intake of 80% RDA throughout the trial, while intake increased in the HFI group over time, reaching 103% RDA at the end of the trial (Table  3).

During a run-in period of 3 5 weeks, the patients were instructed to keep a constant Na+ intake of 150 mEq/24 h (which is the average Na+ intake observed in Milano [48]).

It is quite likely that higher carbohydrate intakes may substitute for fat or protein, while maintaining a constant energy intake.

While AL mice had a constant food intake between 5.0 and 5.5 g a day, RF mice showed an increase in mean daily food intake from 1.8 grams on day 0 (first day of RF) to a peak of 4.0 grams at day 21 (Fig. 1B).