Sentence examples for current fortification from inspiring English sources

Median bread intake before conception (2 slices/d) was below that of previous data upon which the current fortification proposal was modeled (3-4 slices/d).

Because of the current fortification practice, i.e. products changing frequently and an amount of added folic acid that varies widely, the calculation of folic acid intake includes an uncertainty for scientific investigations and for consumers.

In contrast, more than half of Māori women, women not living with a partner, women without a high school education and women with four or more children would reach a folic acid intake of ≥ 140 μg/d preconceptionally under the current fortification proposal.

Our current standardized fortification of human milk may not adequately support early postnatal growth.

Although adequate early postnatal growth can be achieved in early enterally fed very preterm infants, our current standardized fortification of human milk does not meet the needs of all infants.

Given the role of folate in one-carbon metabolism, the effects of dietary folate on epigenetics, and the current mandatory fortification of this vitamin moves to the importance of furthering our understanding in this field.

Most likely the differences in weight gain can be attributed to intra- and inter-individual variability of human milk composition, particularly the early decline in protein content of human milk during lactation [ 11], resulting in insufficient protein supply in some infants predominantly receiving human milk if current standardized fortification is applied [ 7].

Nearly 15 y have elapsed since the collection of data upon which New Zealand's current mandatory fortification proposal is based, and our data indicates bread consumption has decreased markedly from a median of 3-4 slices/d to 2 slices/d in the target group of childbearing-age women.

There is no evidence of adverse effects of the current levels of fortification on individuals aged 65 years and older.

However, the effect of domperidone on the macronutrient composition of breast milk has not been studied and current guidelines for fortification of human milk for premature infants do not distinguish between those women using or those not using domperidone.

Dietary folate intakes were then tabulated from the diet records using Health Canada's Canadian Nutrient File (CNF), version 2001 b [ 31] which has been updated to reflect current mandated Canadian fortification levels and is based on the USDA Nutrient Database for Standard Reference [ 32].