Sentence examples for drop in intake from inspiring English sources

She says "it might be worth reworking the five-a-day message" to exclude fruit juice, "now we know that it is not that wonderful" – which would lead to an even greater drop in intake.

Among women our results show a drop in intake of about 2.4 %, which was larger among those employed (3.7 %) and those without any qualification (18.3 %).

Although female mice drank less water than males, males and females of both genotypes drank less when DSS was present, and the drop in intake was more pronounced in females, leading to a lower relative intake of DSS in females compared to males.

Weight reduction appears to result from early satiety due to higher dietary fiber intake, leading to a drop in energy intake.

Upon switching onto protein diet, there was an early drop in food intake in AgRPDTR/+-naive followed by a progressive return to a food intake minored by about 20% (Fig. 4A).

"Feed refusal" was defined as a drop in feed intake of >3 kg for ≥3 days.

Because of the properties of nonmetabolizable cations and anions, increasing the dietary cation-anion difference (DCAD = Na + K − Cl − S in mEq/kg of DM) may prevent a drop in DM intake.

Advantages of later weaning are higher daily weight gains and a reduced drop in energy intake after weaning [ 38, 39].

A theoretical scenario can then be constructed from the premise that triglycerides evolved as a signal of stravation to the brain: a drop in caloric intake is sensed; adipose tissue responds by decreasing its production of leptin; thus serum leptin and brain levels of the leptin decrease.

These interventions included triaging clients at intake, drop-in assessments and group intake.

One study of smokers who were housed in a laboratory for a few days with controlled access to cigarettes and with precise measures of nicotine and other exposures found examples of smokers who dropped from around 40 cigarettes per day to 15 cigarettes and had very small drops in nicotine intake.