Sentence examples for intake and using from inspiring English sources
We attempted to reduce measurement error by adjusting for energy intake and using cumulatively averaged intake levels.
The interventions applied were similar in terms of food composition, giving the women individual recommendations on daily energy intake and using food records to detect unhealthy eating.
Energy values were computed by adding the contributions from protein, carbohydrates, fat and alcohol intake and using related Atwater factors (17, 17, 37 and 29 kJ per gram, respectively) [ 21].
Therefore, to improve survival, current guidelines advocate more strict phosphorus control than in the past, and this control is usually achieved by optimizing renal replacement therapy, restricting dietary phosphorus intake and using a phosphorus binder [ 3, 4].
He compared this to their food intake and used the data to estimate daily food requirements.
Additional studies should examine types of fish and shellfish intake and use objective biomarkers of fish intake, including marine-derived long-chain fatty acids and toxins.
We used multiple imputation to replace missing values for body mass index, systolic blood pressure, smoking, and alcohol intake, and used these values in our main analyses.
To examine the potential effect modification of smoking, BMI, soy intake, folate intake, and use of menopausal hormones on association with alcohol and breast cancer, we separately constructed interaction terms between these factors and alcohol intake and used likelihood-ratio tests to assess the significance of these interaction terms.
Two variables were created to assess impact of imputing missing responses in further analyses: total number of missing responses and total difference between imputation using median intake and imputation using lowest intake.
Using a naturalistic longitudinal design, adolescents in a residential treatment program in southeast Ohio were assessed at intake and discharge using self-administered questionnaires.
The psychosocial history information on education, lifestyle, marital status, and religious beliefs may influence future medical decisions, as may the patient's smoking history, alcohol intake, and use of controlled substances, such as marijuana or cocaine.
