Sentence examples for incremental intake from inspiring English sources

Intake fraction, which is defined as the incremental intake per unit of pollutant released from a source or a category of sources, is borrowed to indicate the marginal risk posed by SO2 from the major sectors.

To estimate the relative risk of mortality associated with incremental intake of pollutant for cyclists compared with car users, similar to another study, 9 we applied the ratio between the estimated inhaled dose for cyclists and for car users to exposure-response functions reported in the literature.

Groups were assigned randomly to 1 of 4 incremental levels of SF intake: 0, 9, 18, or 27 g of DM of SF/kg of BW0.75 per day.

Proportions of α-linolenic acid in milk increased 2-fold with RCS60 compared with RCS15, which resulted from the linear increase in α-linolenic acid intake with incremental levels of RCS.

Incremental increases in calcium intake above the level corresponding to the first quintile of our female population were not associated with a further reduction of osteoporotic fracture rate.

Resumption of low fat solid food brought back the symptoms of pancreatitis and she was placed back on the IV fluids followed by a more gradual incremental introduction of oral intake.

Restriction of DLC intake to an incremental increase of 20% greater than background requires a substantial reduction in meal frequency of farmed and wild salmon.

The median Incremental Lifetime Cancer Risk ILCRR) attributable to PAH dietary intake was 6.65 × 10−5 (4.41 × 10−5 to 1.02 × 10−4 as inter-quartile range).

Over the entire experimental period, incremental increases in true ileal digestible threonine intake increased weight gain (P=0.047) and improved feed conversion (P=0.002), but had no effects on feed intake (P=0.822).

Details of previous lipid profiles, type 2 diabetes in patients and their families, past results for fasting glucose or HbA1c, alcohol intake, and current weight provide incremental information to help in the diagnosis of NAFLD.

Enteric CH4 emissions (g/d) and CH4 energy losses (as a proportion of GE intake) were not changed by including incremental levels of eugenol in the diet.