Sentence examples similar to fall intake from inspiring English sources

Unrestrained bilge pumps can fall over, intake air and become damaged.

Measurements are performed at baseline and after two years and cover bone health i.e. bone mineral density and bone turnover markers, physical performance and physical activity including falls, nutritional intake and status, cognitive function, depression, genetics and quality of life.

The 15% average fall in salt intake per head since the early 2000s had prevented about 9,000 deaths from strokes and heart attacks every year, he said.

Levels in our bodies rise and fall with dietary intake, and with other exposures.

Be careful not to let old gasket material fall into the intake.

A study by El-Hajj Fuleihan et al. ([2001]) on the calcium intakes among Lebanese schoolchildren indicates that the average intakes of calcium fall below the recommended daily intake by 45percentt.

4 In no region did average sodium intakes fall below 2000 mg/day.

Normally, those levels fall when food intake decreases, but in this case Lippl attributes the change to the thin air.

A well-designed study that compared supplementary sucrose-sweetened drinks (105 g carbohydrate per day) with diet-drinks in normal weight women eating a low-fat diet reported a greater fall in fat intake in the sucrose group versus baseline than in the sweetener group, on both a % E and absolute intake basis (average fall of 6g per day).

Their blood pressure continued to fall as their salt intake was reduced, no matter which diet they were on.

Pretending that he is an air traffic controller, Gabriel orders the pilot to attack the truck McClane is driving, in which McClane manages to escape the assault when debris from the damaged truck fall into the jet intake of the aircraft from a highway exit ramp.