Sentence examples for excluding fruit from inspiring English sources

Soft drinks (excluding fruit juice) are the largest single source of sugar for children aged 11 to 18.

The World Health Organization suggests that all adults and children consume less than five teaspoons of sugar (excluding fruit and milk), "if possible").***** The food horror movie has become its own genre of sorts, and "That Sugar Film" follows the exact template of "Super Size Me," an earlier, and better, representative of the form.

The World Health Organization suggests that all adults and children consume less than five teaspoons of sugar (excluding fruit and milk), "if possible").* The food horror movie has become its own genre of sorts, and "That Sugar Film" follows the exact template of "Super Size Me," an earlier, and better, representative of the form.

SSB beverages have been defined as any product that contains more than 10 calories per cup of added sugar, excluding fruit juice, without added sugar, milk products and milk substitutes.

Branch-Site models detected no sites under positive selection along branches ancestral to all bats, the two major clades of bats or the Yinpterochiroptera excluding fruit bats (results not shown).

The fruit and vegetables category included all fruits and vegetables in raw, cooked, frozen or canned form, including pulses and beans but excluding fruit juices and potatoes.

The consultation document on the soft drinks levy says "the legal definition of 'added sugars' used for the levy should exclude fruit juice, fruit puree, and fruit juice concentrate".

The ban would affect beverages with more than 10 calories per 8 ounces, and would exclude fruit juices without added sugar, milk products and milk substitutes.

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.

Fruit included eleven items from the FFQ, including fresh, dried and tinned varieties, but excluded fruit juice.

However, a few parents also limited, and even excluded, fruit consumption because of the risk of postprandial hyperglycemia.