Sentence examples for defined intake from inspiring English sources

We therefore strongly believe that further studies involving more centers and patients, a better selection of the cases, if possible with less comorbidities, longer treatment periods and a more strictly defined intake of other medications is warranted.

The upper limits of the 3rd quintile was used for the health favourable food indices (HuSKY, 'fruit', 'vegetable') to define intake as 'high' and the lower limit of the 3rd quintile was used for the health unfavourable 'energy-dense food' index to define intake as 'low'low

The sensitivity of the SFFQ for predicting daily vitamin D intake, defined as intake of ≥ 400 IU on both the SFFQ and LFFQ, was 65%.

This post-hoc observational study in critically ill patients undergoing prolonged mechanical ventilation shows that high early-protein intake (defined as intake at day 4) is associated with lower hospital mortality and early energy overfeeding with higher mortality, independent of APACHE II score and the presence of sepsis.

Long term inadequate mineral intake was defined as intake below 150 mg/kg/day of calcium or 75mg/kg/dayy of phosphorous for at least 3 weeks.

Uptake is defined as intake multiplied by a factor that represents the bioavailability for the specific route, that is, the uptake efficiency.

Only the data on fluid intake, defined as the intake (in mL) of water and all other beverages, were extracted from the 24-h recall for this analysis.

Frequent intake of acute pain drugs was defined as intake of acute pain drugs (including any pain and migraine drugs) on ≥15 days/month.

Adequate adherence was defined as intake of all medication doses.

Non-adherence was defined as intake of less than 7 doses.

Measurement of body temperature and home cage behaviors suggests that the RF and CR models are very similar but CR has the advantage of a clearly defined food intake and more stable mean body temperature.