Sentence examples for intake away from inspiring English sources

Estimating actual consumption from expenditure data has been shown to be fairly accurate but discrepancies do exist, with wastage, bulk food acquisition, food intake away from home and seasonality of produce not being accounted for adequately [ 15, 16].

One exposure measurement day included the same workload at the same intensity on an ergometer bicycle in a room at the Panum Institute (Copenhagen, Denmark) with air intake away from streets and minimal number concentrations of UFPs.

First, they may shift their dietary intake away from relatively expensive fruits and vegetables and toward foods that are relatively less expensive but more calorically dense, such as refined carbohydrates, added sugars, and fats.

Here is a second statistic: A recent study at the University of Washington found that students studying abroad are likely to significantly increase, if not double, their alcohol intake while away.

I don't just cut out some junk food and up my water intake; I throw away everything in my kitchen and obsess about every single thing I put in my mouth.

The success of the programs is built, in part, on food writers like Michael Pollan, who have said, essentially, it's O.K. to satisfy your pork-chop cravings if you limit your intake and turn away from industrial meat practices, as well as chefs like Gordon Ramsay and Dan Barber, who have featured slaughtering and butchering as an intrinsic part of the food experience.

To show how useful online tools can be, patients can start filling in intake forms right away and start their treatment.> "I would like to use many more online tools at the start of the treatment.

Among boys, the first component was positively correlated with the intake of take away foods (pizza, doner kebab, burgers, French fries), ketchup, chicken, and other meat, pasta, alcoholic and soft drinks, salty snacks and confectionery items.

Decide if you are close to your recommended intake, or far away.

The impressive 2015 intake shows a shift away from political advisers towards less-ideological types who have worked in outside jobs before Westminster.

The city contended that use of the jail was necessary for it to comply with a court order prohibiting families from sleeping on the floor of the Emergency Assistance Unit, the city's primary intake office, two blocks away from the jail.