Sentence examples for control drink from inspiring English sources
A 60-min time trial, at a work intensity corresponding to more than 80% of VO2 max, was performed after drinking alcohol or a non-alcohol control drink.
The control drink was a low energy (328 kJ) alternative.
The control drink was a low energy (78 kcal) alternative (12.3% energy PRO/84.3% energy CHO).
The average power output during cycling was significantly lower (P<0.01) with alcohol (233 W) as compared with the non-alcoholic control drink (243 W).
A randomized, double blind placebo controlled study design was used with normal healthy children from low to middle income families, aged 7 10 years randomly assigned to receive either a multi-micronutrient fortified or an unfortified milk based control drink.
Patients who received the nutrients showed a statistically significant level of improvement compared to control subjects: 40percentt of the treated patients improved performance in a test of verbal memory (memory for words, as opposed to memory of locations or experiences) known as the Wechsler Memory Scale, while 24percentt of patients who received the control drink improved their performance.
Top of the coalition government's agenda will be significant new powers over income tax rates in Scotland, in exchange for a £5bn cut in the block grant to Scotland, and additional legal powers on gun control, drink-drive limits and speed limits, recommended by the cross-party Calman commission last year.
In addition, 2.7 g of L-cysteine and 3.0 g of L-methionine were administered in a little water with each of the trp−, trp+ and control drinks, due to their unpalatability.
As can be seen from Fig. 2, the iron absorption from the fruit drinks with Lp299v had a much wider distribution than the control drinks.
The interquartile range for iron absorption in Trial 1 from the Lp299v drink was 18·7 % and from the control drinks it was 8·2%%, respectively.
Compared with a glucose-and-caffeine-free control, drinks containing glucose/caffeine at both 68 g/38 mg and 68 g/46 mg improved performance during sustained, cognitively demanding tasks (Kennedy and Scholey, 2004).
