Sentence examples for extended intake from inspiring English sources

Post-marketing studies can detect adverse effects that occur rarely or because of extended intake, because administration occurs in a larger timeframe and study population than in the phase I-III clinical trials.

Although it is difficult to draw solid conclusions regarding their benefit from epidemiological studies, prospective studies assessing n-3 LCPUFA intake for extended periods have shown inverse associations between intake and cancer risk.

Nicotine had a small- to medium-sized effect on subjective appetite and significantly altered food cue reactivity in a region sensitive to caloric intake that extended from the right hypothalamus to the basal ganglia.

The pharyngeal pumping defective mutant eat-2 ad1116) eat-2 ad1116dered DR-constIIutive for its reduced food intake and extended lifespan [35].

This could explain why after an extended fast without protein intake, IGF-1 is decreased [ 27].

These methods address two outstanding problems in the study of nutrition and metabolism in C. elegans: the absence of a direct measurement for food intake over extended periods of time and the need for information relating to how well nutrients are absorbed and assimilated upon ingestion.

These results suggest that the effects of television watching on food intake extend beyond the time of television watching to affect subsequent consumption.

"This ability to regulate intake extends to the preschool years and varies tremendously from meal to meal," she says.

CR, with adequate nutrient intake, extends the lifespan of yeast, invertebrates (worm and fly) and mice [ 2- 4], and is associated with favorable changes in energy metabolism [ 5].

In fact, a 20 40% restriction in calories intake extends lifespan and reduces the incidence of a variety of diseases (Wei et al., 2008; Fontana et al., 2010).

The findings that GLP-1 receptors are expressed through out the mesolimbic dopamine system [ 110] and that GLP-1 containing neurons project directly to the VTA and NAc [ 111], suggest that the role of GLP-1 extends beyond food intake and glucose regulation and may include reward regulation as reviewed in this leading article.