Sentence examples similar to idea of intake from inspiring English sources

Fitbit's food database contains dishes from a number of popular restaurants and grocery items so you're getting a good idea of your caloric intake.

As he quickly comes to see, however, it is not tenable, for it assumes that we can make sense of the idea of "same neural intake" between different people.

The idea of restricting caloric intake by gastric banding has been around for 35 years.

For a more realistic idea of your potential calorie intake, multiply the number of calories in a single serving by the number of servings in the package.

Though there's plenty of rhetoric around the idea of reducing euthanasia and intake rates to an absolute zero, there will unfortunately always be dogs and cats too sick or injured to have an acceptable quality of life, or who exhibit such extreme aggression that they are too dangerous to place in a home.

Once you have an idea of your target carb intake, you will want to start keeping track of the carbs in everything you consume each day.

The idea of decreasing weight by increasing your intake of fats seemed dangerous.

He was invited by Cambridge University to set up its sociology department, but quickly became disillusioned by the dons who refused to accept his radical idea of expanding facilities to increase the intake.

(FGD2; P3, 57 years, Male) Most of the participants (n-37) did not express specific views or did not have a clear idea on protein intake.

If vegans could accept the idea of eating insects, they could potentially manage their B12 intake just by popping a few crickets a couple times a week".

The release ratio gives an idea of how much metal allergen is available for assimilation out of the total intake of food-borne nickel.