Sentence examples for intake approach from inspiring English sources

The NRC's 1981 Final Environmental Statement discussed entrainment and impingement, expressing some concern over intake approach velocities which were estimated to exceed 0.5 ft/s; the final NPDES Permit required a 316(b) Demonstration once Unit 2 went into commercial operation (which turned out to be autumn 1993).

The guideline issued by WHO (2005) [ 3] derived with a TDI (tolerable daily intake) approach from Gilman's study (1998) [ 19] and based on uranium's chemical toxicity to the kidneys assessed a LOAEL of 0.96 mg/L, equivalent to 0.06 mg/kg/day.

The correlation between percent expected weight loss achieved and delta energy intake approached significance (r=0.351 P=0.086).

After receiving additional dietary advice, the CHO intake approached the prescribed diets in both groups.

The average for total calories obtained was about 29 kcal/kg, while the average protein intake approached 1.2 g/kg.

The relationship between readiness for changing fruit and vegetable intake and readiness for changing caloric intake approached significance (X[4] = 9.19, N = 53, p =.06).

Yet, despite the limitations of the primary data sources available to us, our estimates of mean intakes, interpreted in conjunction with their uncertainties, indicate that, for virtually all countries, it is likely to be some time before mean intakes approach levels at which the benefits of further reduction may be uncertain.

41 42 43 For population salt intake to approach the recommended targets within a reasonable time frame, an "upstream" approach is now necessary alongside the traditional "downstream" public health approach based on health promotion and behavioural changes.

When the regression equation from tortoises is directly applied to the largest known chelonian, Archelon ischyros, a marine turtle with an estimated maximum M of 5000 kg [52], extrapolated methane energy losses per unit of digestible energy intake (14%) approach those found in large ruminants.

In 2006, the Food and Agriculture Organization/World Health Organization (FAO/WHO) published the highest observed intake (HOI) approach to nutrient risk assessment.

The centers were completely autonomous in their choices for sample intake, sequencing approach, data analysis and clinical interpretation, which resulted in a wide routing spectrum for the patient samples across centers.