Sentence examples for contribution of intake from inspiring English sources

Figure  3 shows the range in percentage contribution of intake for each contaminant by age group, which varied by food and consumption amounts.

Other important limitations relating to the observational nature of this study include the lack of standardised criteria for the initiation of and management of RRT, leading to fluid overload as the primary indication for RRT in some patients, the lack of data on the relative contribution of intake and output to overall fluid balance, and missing data.

At inclusion, women were asked to fill out a food frequency questionnaire that inquired about their usual consumption, before pregnancy, of 18 specific categories of food, originally selected because of their contribution to intake of polychlorinated dibenzo-dioxins/furans in the French population [ 16].

The contribution of dietary intake of vitamin D to serum 25(OH D levels was probably small because the intake of vitamin D in Australia is generally low (Nowson and Margerison 2002).

Patients with thalassemia have low circulating levels of many nutrients, but the contribution of dietary intake has not been assessed.

For adult women, linear regression was used to ascertain the contribution of milk intake frequency at 5 12 years to variation in reported age at menarche, controlling for other covariates including ethnicity, education, and whether or not the respondent was born in the U.S. Cox regression was employed to assess the risk of reaching menarche before age 12 using the same covariates.

Our secondary aim was to examine the contribution of folate intake in this interaction.

However, the contribution of dietary intake to phthalate exposure has not been well defined.

Almost 80% of vitamin D is obtained by UVB irradiation with only a minor contribution of diet intake [ 11].

Using data collected during the Dionysos Nutrition & Liver Study [ 1], we evaluated the contribution of ethanol intake, anthropometry, liver enzymes and metabolic parameters to the risk of FL and developed an algorithm for the prediction of FL in the general population.

Despite the operational separation of FL into alcoholic and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) [ 4], the relative contribution of ethanol intake and other factors in the pathogenesis of FL is still uncertain [ 3].