Sentence examples for greater intake from inspiring English sources

A greater intake of anthocyanidins and total flavonoids was also associated with reduced memory decline.

Generally, scientists have assumed that a high-salt diet encourages a greater intake of fluids, which increases weight.

Greater herbage mass was associated with the greater intake and subsequent greater milk production.

People who had had a greater intake, above 1,100 milligrams daily, did not see their risk lowered any further.

Further, with a dose of 10 mg/kg, greater intake among estradiol-treated females was apparent 2 months post-injection.

They include recommendations for a greater intake of fiber and vitamin E, and also say that half the grains consumed should be whole grains, advice that was not previously specified.

The addition of corn germ resulted in a quadratic response in DM intake with numerically greater intake at 14% of diet DM.

In contrast, the gustatory system appears to retreat to allow a greater intake of electrolytes and a more widely sourced diet.

Cows on the LF diet consumed more dry matter but spent less time feeding, which resulted in a greater intake rate compared with cows on the HF diet.

Cows had greater intake of DM and thus greater intakes of net energy for lactation, NDF, and peNDF when CS partially replaced alfalfa hay.

Swellings could have made it harder to walk for several days each month, could have required more energy and a greater intake of water, and would be of less use as a signal when you were no longer clambering up trees with your bottom in males' faces.