Sentence examples for greatest intake from inspiring English sources

The cows with FA consumed 69% of their total intake during the day (0600 1800 h), with the greatest intake (39%) occurring during 1200 to 1800 h and only 12% of intake occurring during 2400 to 0600 h.

Pregnant, lactating and reproductive-age women did not differ in their average consumption of 18 food groups, except for rice, with greatest intake among lactating women.

Binge drinking is particularly popular in Russia, where the 20% of men with the greatest intake average more than 100 g (i.e., seven drinks) of alcohol per day (McKee, 1999).

This is particularly true for protein, as in our study the greatest intake was 1.83 g/kg/day, which is below the current recommendations of 2.0 2.5 g/kg/day [ 13, 32].

In addition to making child alcohol assessments more developmentally appropriate and user friendly, surveillance studies of child alcohol use need to be expanded to include questions on the intensity and patterning of their current alcohol use (e.g., frequency of use, usual and greatest intake, frequency of binge drinking, and contexts of use).

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

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.

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

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

The reduced attacks frequency implies a greater intake of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and triptans, both associated with a greater likelihood of developing cardiovascular events [29].

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