Sentence examples for intake around from inspiring English sources

The significant decrease in the risk of mortality or incidence of lung cancer in men only remained for a moderate level of fruit intake (around median intake).

In addition, some consolidated measures should be taken for the corner of air intake, and the original design of air intake around the upper corner of shield building may not be the optimal arrangement.

Limit your naps to 20 to 30 minutes and halt your caffeine intake around eight hours before you go to sleep just to ensure they don't get in the way of drifting off.

They say the American Heart Association "calculated the quantities of sugar-sweetened beverage intake around the world by age and sex; the effects of this consumption on obesity and diabetes; and the impact ofobesity and diabetes-related deaths," but the raw numbers weren't on the website so we have to take them at their word.

No attempt was made to control food intake around the time of administration.

Breakfast provides 16% of New Zealand children's daily energy intake, around one-third of calcium, iron, thiamine, riboflavin and folate intakes, and one-fifth of zinc intake [ 9].

An Ω3I of 8%% was found for moderate fish intakes (around 0.6 g/day n-3 LCPUFA) in lactating women, but data also indicate that daily fish oil supplementation resulted in higher Ω3I than a similar habitual intake from fish, indicating that intake frequency may play a role.

Separately, an independent review of evidence, which formed the basis for the new advice, found that the benefits of alcohol for heart health only apply for women aged 55 and over and the greatest benefits is seen when they limit their intake to around five units a week, equivalent to around two standard glasses of wine.

I have a very difficult time at keeping my weight on, that's always been a problem for me, meaning my calorie intake is around 5,000 everyday just to maintain my size.

For example, over a third of the students at City University London are on postgraduate courses, with some of the largest courses in business, law and journalism, a total intake of around 7,500.

Cutting daily food intake to around 500 calories – which amounts to little more than a few vegetables and some tea – for two days out of seven had clear beneficial effects in their studies, claimed Mattson, who is also professor of neuroscience at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore.